When it comes to telling stories that run the gamut of perspectives, Battlefield 1 's five unique storylines helped to establish a successful new formula for the series. As you might imagine, Battlefield V is choosing to embrace the same structure only on a far more limited scope.

Each campaign feels completely different from the others, Hot damn does this game look good, Multiplayer; Need I say any more

Several features and modes are missing at launch; Frostbite still has its quirks from time-to-time; Why were the majority of campaign missions so tightly structured

I always appreciate a good story and the way it blends elements in a way that makes the entire painting seem complete, even more so when it happens in a FPS. As such, I was captivated by the cinematics, but not by their graphics, but by the blend of story-telling, music and artistic portrayal of...

The graphics; The game mechanics; Interesting approach towards FPS Campaigns; Character customization

Missing campaign bits; Missing game modes; Clumsy controls; Multiplayer matches are unforgiving for beginners

After Battlefield 3 and 4 in modern settings, we jumped back into The Great War with Battlefield 1 . That means that this time, as we revisit World War 2, the time has come, of course, for Battlefield V .

Frantic; epic; multiplayer; Solid shooting mechanics; Looks gorgeous

Glitches that affect gameplay; Thin launch content

T he Battlefield series has long been the king of online conflict on a massive scale. Nobody has done it better than DICE over the years, at least not at the scope that they strive for. What we have with Battlefield V is something that's wholly expected.

Battlefield has been around long enough that you could ask half a dozen people for their favourite game and get as many different answers. It's a series that's been through its ups and down, but despite the rolling controversies and uncertainty from fans, Battlefield V and its return to WW2 is...

Great feeling combat and enhanced squad play; More variety in Grand Operations; Fortifications work well alongside destruction; Free Tides of War (we hope

When you're not in a squad; Rough around the edges with bugs; Single player is largely forgettable; Features not ready for launch in Tides of War

We're all familiar with the controversy surrounding Star Wars Battlefront II in regard to the loot box controversy and the pay-to-win mechanics that many people felt plagued the game.

Not as drastic a change up as its WW1 predecessor, nor as wild or wondrous, Battlefield 5's deliberative design sidelines its strengths as a simulative sandbox.

Moment to moment gunplay has never felt so good; A wealth of small but thoughtful new systems enrich multiplayer; War Stories remains a strong format for the campaign

The map roster is a poor selection of mostly unremarkable duds; Multiplayer has lost some of its emergent anarchy