When Battlefield 1 was first announced the internet was caught alight with excitement. Players are obviously bored of the futuristic warfare peddled by games nowadays – just look at the initial reaction to Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare – so EA decided to go back to its roots.

Back from the Great War on shore leave, Kenneth? You are logged out. Login | Sign up While the class system (scout, assault, medic, support) is still rote and gamey, as is the entire loadout system in general (I dislike the sluggish unlock pace of everything), it does allow you to pick a general...

Battlefield's formula for large-scale, objective-driven warfare is as intense and theatrical as ever against the haunting, archaic backdrop of World War I. Battlefield 1's single-player campaign is a short but pleasantly surprising anthology of small, human stories that does a good job spotlighting...

They Shall Not Pass is the first expansion for the triumphant Battlefield 1 , and I'm happy to say that it lives up to the standard set by the base game. This expansion pack is excellent. It covers all the bases, and covers them exceptionally well.

I reviewed Battlefield 1 for our site back in October when it launched. Now, like then, the game has failed to capture my attention in the way that previo

Battlefield One is a worthy addition to the Battlefield franchise, harkens back to the days of Codename Eagle and is a great game with an interesting single player.

Battlefield 1 proves that sometimes you have to step backward to move something forward. Since 2010, EA and Battlefield developer DICE have seemed determined to take their multiplayer-driven large-scale shooter in the direction of its competitors.

Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.

Single player is excellent; One of the best looking games this gen; Music is stunning and moving; Multiplayer is lots of fun

Some slight frame rate dips on multiplayer

World War I was one of the most brutal conflicts in all of human history. In describing the battlefield for his audience, Hardcore History host Dan Carlin likened it to Mordor. So in bringing the war to end all wars to mainstream gaming, it's only appropriate that Battlefield 1 should start out by...

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