I've played many a battlefield game but this is a hunk of garbage. I bought it for $20 and it still wasn't worth it. It's still a bug riddled disaster and every time they patch something they mess the game up more. Except the surprise mechanics that is, they make sure those things work flawlessly.

It's very buggy and more like a beta than a finished game. The player base is way down, BF4 seems to have more players. Maybe wait a year till its in the bargain bin and it might be done by then.

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.

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.

To say that Battlefield V has had an uphill battle before the game actually released is an understatement. I won't go into the ins and outs of why fans were unhappy with the pre-release reveals, as I just want to concentrate on what we're here for, to talk about the review of the game.

DICE's most entertaining shooter in years is also its most compromised

World War II is where the Battlefield series began over 16 years ago, and now the latest game in the franchise, Battlefield V , returns to those well-worn fields and streets. A lot has changed in the series in the years since it debuted - BFV wa s supposed to be a big step forward for the franchise,...

Incredible visuals and sound design

Lots of bugs; and a disappointing story campaign