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

Overall, Battlefield V is a fine shooter to both behold and play: the way in which it sucks you deep into the full horror (and thrill) of a terrifyingly realistic rendition of World War II is simply magnificent.

Looks and sounds amazing; Epic maps; WWII brings better weaponry and vehicles; Well-judged classes; Incredible destructibility; War Stories fresh and full of character; Grand Operations add a sense of storyline to multiplayer

Tides of War plus one War Story and Firestorm conspicuous by their absence at launch; Dumb AI in single-player campaign; A few visual glitches persist; Battle royale is included but hard to access; Single-player campaign too short at launch

Electronic Arts' flagship first-person shooter franchise Battlefield has often felt like a poor relation to Activision's rival Call Of Duty – it has certainly never managed to hit the latter's commercial heights.

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

This is going to be a great title once the missing feature is released, the game itself if you like war movies or a solid first person platform this is for you plenty of action and shooting but it feels like it’s missing something, authenticity it’s World War Two but even so ea and dice have made a pretty solid re-enactment it is what it is I like it so see you what you think grab a copy …

Buoyed by compelling multiplayer modes, Battlefield V is a gripping first-person shooter that re-creates the intensity and anxiety of war better than its competitors.

Pulse-pounding gameplay; Breathtaking audiovisuals; Attrition adds complexity; Exciting maps; Free downloadable content

Visual hiccups; Bland; short campaign

Battlefield 5 is up for sale on Mightyape's January 2019 sale. $59.00 a better deal than what I paid for the $128 edition on release. I could never imagine BF3, or bad company 2 or even bf4 dropping in price this quick.

I have been a Battlefield veteran, (having played as far back as Battlefield 2), and I can vouch for this game. Its not perfect by any means, but the post release content does suggest theyre willing to work towards it (which will all be free).

I brought this for my partner and he didn't know he was getting it he thought he had to wait until after Christmas but since the game has arrived he has played it non stop and he love the game I would recommend it to anyone who wants to keep their partner quiet.

Cracking game so far. I'm hoping they aren't going to take the mick with the DLC costing a lot as that's what really spoilt BF1 for me.