Battlefield 1

The game's campaign mode (single player) really gives me the chills! The most gruesome, yet realistic and accurate World War 1 game to date.

The campaign focuses on many different aspects of the war which gives the player many stories throughout the game. Everything from battles in Somme to the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey. Instead of focusing on one protagonist, Battlefield 1 focuses on multiple, which makes the game that more unique from other FPS.

I recommend this game most for it's unique and challenging campaign story (play it on hard setting!) I haven't played the multiplayer mode so much, but I can tell you that it's all postive about that as well. FYI I care most about the single player in video games.

Singleplayer: 9,5/10 Multiplayer: 8/10

I hope to see other companies attempt to make more World War 1 games. Greetings for Norway

The game has plenty of content, is a blast to play, and delivers on what you would expect for a war game. Not only that, it captures the violence, the harshness, and the feeling of world war one, the rubble and fire in the maps certainly adds to it

Battlefield 1 first of all comes with a special concept to tell a story about WW1. I think they did this so good. I really enjoyed the campaign. I mean they had variations of missions, so there wasn't just dirty trenches. We had tanks, planes, variations of locations around the world. It had such interesting war stories, and although it was so short dice managed to build up the characters enoug. The stories are emotional and beautiful, every war story also brings a message. And from a historical view they made a great job. They made it so cinematic and that's a good thing! Oh and the look of the game. Battlefield looks clean, the structure, the weapon, characters escpeccially in cutscenes.

For the first time I've actually spent much time in multiplayer with this game. I loved everything with it. This was a fresh start and a new point of view after Battlefield 4. One of the greater games in the Battlefield franchise or maybe even in this genre.

Battlefield 1 is amazing, level design, campaign, multiplayer, sound, graphics are all stunning here in perfect 60 fps and 1080p and 4k. There are a few bugs and glitches but they were recently fixed with the latest 2gb patch. There are 6 multiplayer modes, Conquest, rush, TDM, Domination, war pigeons. A new mode Operations was also added. The campaign is sadly only 5 hours long but it has 5 amazingly heavy story telling, wonderful characters and some strong powerful war moments. I have to give Battlefield 1 a 9/10 for an amazing performance from EA and DICE. Try it, Buy it, Cherish it cause there will only ever be 1 Battlefield 1!!

Since this is a website primarily focused on movies, i am focusing on the campaign of Battlefield 1. From a cinematic and storytelling standpoint, Battlefield 1 has excelled where not many games have. The campaign consists of a few distinct stories of individuals throughout the span of the first World War. Battlefield 1 shows us a more personal view of war as seen through the eyes of the people who fought in it. Keeping in mind that it is still historical fiction, the stories and gameplay stick to mix of well crafted realism and exciting vignettes of action. From the introductory cinematics and mission i could tell that this game was something special. Being shown the harsh reality of war, and the humanness of all who fought in the war really brings me to a place that i haven't seen personally in a game; i was even getting a little choked up. The individual episodes of each character you play as have an undeniably cinematic feel to them, and blend both cutscenes and gameplay well. The characters and incredibly well acted and therefore believable in whichever role they play. The score is well crafted: moving when it needs to be and dramatic when called for. It has that nostalgic, 20th century military vibe, without being too in your face about it.

Battlefield 1 takes a great stride in wonderful gameplay and stellar storytelling that differentiates it from its predecessors and forces you to view it separate from any other game, as its own unique experience. I would recommend this game to anyone who appreciates attention to detail and history, and can enjoy a few well crafted stories.