But saying that, warfare has never looked so good. Battlefield 1 is brutally beautiful, even if you're just admiring the emotional power of a shelled-to-shit landscape that was once a picturesque village.

I bought my son an ex box one s from the click and collect for Christmas. He loves the console and works really well had no problems with it..

I've had this since it came out. It has a half dozen or so plot lines, each with a different angle toward WWI, and each with its own characters. All lots of fun, except the lead-in one which was mostly just a movie. Its characters are the one on the cover, which is quite odd.

Good, but room for improvement. Online/multiplayer is top notch, maps are well detailed, xbox runs smooth even when there's a lot on screen. plenty of developer support with regular updates and dlc maps.

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

Call of Duty fans everywhere were screaming at Activision to go back to it's roots and do World War 1 or World War 2, but did they listen? No they just went back to milking the already dry and dead cash cow, but DICE, it's biggest competitor, listened and listened well.

When the opposition pushes all of its war assets toward one beachhead, sometimes it's smarter to avoid that fight altogether and make headway by creating another front. While Call of Duty, Titanfall, Halo, Destiny, Gears of War, and many other shooters compete in a sci-fi battle royale, DICE instead...

This was a gift for my grandson, he loved it and said it was a perfect gift!

The First Word War setting feels a little less daring than you might've hoped, but as a complete first person shooter package this is one of the best of the generation so far.

Highly competent multiplayer action, with a wide variety of entertaining modes and plenty of interesting weapons; Vehicles are the most fun Battlefield has ever been; Non-awful story mode

Compared to some past Battlefields the maps are fairly small, with relatively limited destruction effects; Few new ideas and questionable historical authenticity

When EA first announced Battlefield 1 , I had concerns over how they were portraying the Great War. I wasn't the only one who expressed misgivings, and others have put forth their opinion in the past week.