Battlefield 1 will change the way you look at first person shooters. Utterly amazing.

I have no regrets getting this title. It has all the action you can handle with plenty of game modes and fantastic graphics and sound. I personally recommend playing in Hard Core mode which adds an added layer of realism to the whole experience.

My son wanted this for Christmas, however bought it off me early as all his mates have it. Great graphics, multi players I can hear him shouting a screaming at the screen so it must be good

Was able. To order the gift my son wanted and have it here quickly and not have to go fight lines and people in crazy places

Small issues aside, Battlefield 1 marks an impressive, risk-taking reinvention for the series. That the multiplayer is as good and distinctive as it is is less surprising than a campaign that takes a difficult setting and navigates it with skill and invention.

Battlefield 1 does an amazing job of transplanting the fantastic chemistry of the series' traditional multiplayer action into the weaponry and vehicles of World War I. The era brings with it not only a visually striking backdrop for classic game modes like Conquest and the compelling new Operations,...

Overall, Battlefield 1 is a great game, with a good campaign and decent multiplayer options. It was refreshing to play a video game that wasn't entirely from the American perspective (also taking into consideration that American participation in WWI was just over a year...

Fantastic game that shows you how war used to be. A nice change from modern war games.

After too many years of high-tech weapons, police chases, and sci-fi gadgets, DICE knows better than most developers that what it takes to make a great first-person war shooter is two-fold: the exhilaration a player experiences when they survive an unstoppable onslaught, and how, in those same...

A shooter with a conscience; Memorable campaign; Excellent production quality; Operations are one of the most exciting multiplayer innovations in years; A bevy of extras will have fans playing all year

Plenty of bugs

Battlefield 1's move to the trenches of World War I may very well prove to be as significant a move for the franchise as Call of Duty 4's transition to contemporary battlefields back in 2007.