This is definitely my favourite first person shooter single player campaign. I loved the campaign and I would love to play it again when I have the time. The multiplayer is unreal. The graphics are incredible. I personally prefer the Battlefield 4 multiplayer because it's more balanced.

This game was my first Battlefield since the bad taste of their former arena shooters of a decade ago had cleared my palette. I thought surely they had grown up by now. And they did try very hard here to disfigure our history. To grow up. As they would have it. Their game isn't awful.

why would I buy this from newegg at standard price? seriously? I like newegg. bought lots of things from them. I get every email advert hoping for that perfect deal for next project or upgrade. I see battlefield 1 and click for details. I click. standard price? wtf?

great game; expansive; detailed; fun

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This was a hard to find item in our area at Christmas but, I found it on overstock at a great price and purchased it. With the shipping they have I was able to get it by Christmas and it turned out to be one of the best gifts I purchased.

Hard to believe how low quality the game is. So many glitches, just ridiculous. Enemy can walk trough closed doors, you keep being stuck amongst some boxes, cannot hit the target at point-blank range and many more. Not to mention how simple and unsophisticated the single player story line is.

Bought it for my boyfriend, he calls it his precious. I hate it. He's taken to sleeping on the couch to be closer to the tv and game system.

I bought this for Xmas, haven't stopped playing as its so much fun with a little bit of history added to the gameplay. Good use of maps and vehicles makes this a varied first person shooter and the online gameplay is good fun too

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

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...