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

An expertly crafted shooter with worthwhile narrative endeavours, that's a little too light on content for the time being

Out of all of the FPS titles I play, the Battlefield series is probably my favourite overall, with Battlefield 4 in particular playing host to some personal best kills, epic battles and a heavily active community that persists even to this day.

Like a fresh recruit, was clearly deployed into action without adequate preparation. And a variety of bugs, underdeveloped features, and placeholder menu screens remind you of that at nearly every turn.

I've had my doubts about Battlefield V for some time now, and after playing it, I'm more conflicted than ever. ...

High level of fidelity; Character classes feels polished; Good Single player campaign

Feels incomplete at times

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

This game is amazing, the graphics the game play physics are better then anything from a battlefield game before, highly recommend getting this game, littlewoods always deliver there products promptly.

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

Before you make that inevitable scroll to the bottom of this review to discover the score (I'll save you the trouble, it's between 1-10), you should realize that the Battlefield V that is being reviewed here is *certainly* not as good as the Battlefield V that we will have in three weeks time.

Over the years, the Battlefield series has steadily built up a reputation as a reliable purveyor of chaotic, large-scale vehicular and squad-based warfare, thanks in no small part to its capacity to effortlessly generate one jaw-dropping moment after another.