It’s during these sneaky bits that the campaign in Battlefield 1 is at its best. Or, if you’re clumsy like me, use it to thin out the heard before you screw up, alert everyone to your presence, and then have to go weapons hot and shoot everyone like you’re Rambo. But this also means you can use stealth take out your enemies all quiet-like. And it’s all set on battlefields that are, for the most part, large, open, and partially destructible.īecause of this, your enemies in Battlefield 1 can come at you from multiple angles, and you can do the same to both them and your objectives. When not shooting enemies from the first-person perspective, you’ll be using a third-person viewpoint to drive a tank, ride a horse, or fly a plane, all while completing a series of story-based objectives that include stealing spare parts, assassinating commanders, and finding your brother. While the campaign in Battlefield 1 may be structured differently, the gameplay itself is still Battlefield-esque. These “War Stories,” as they’re called, can even be played in any order you prefer (though for reasons I won’t go into, you should really play the fifth one last). In the first, for instance, you’re a British tank driver in France at the end of the war, while the last has you running around Mesopotamia under the command of that guy from the movie Lawrence Of Arabia. Instead, you play as five different people, each of whom have their own unconnected and self-contained stories, which are set during different times and locations. The campaign in Battlefield 1 breaks from tradition by not having you play the entire game as one lone soldier. Set during a heavily fictionalized version of World War I, With that in mind, here’s an assessment of the single-player campaign in Battlefield 1. And while that’s still the case with the new Battlefield 1 ( Xbox One, Xbox One Early Enlister Edition, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Early Enlister Edition, PC, PC Early Enlister Edition), the last three games in the series - 2011’s Battlefield 3, 2013’s Battlefield 4, and 2015’s Battlefield Hardline- have shown that this first-person shooter series can have compelling single-player campaigns as well.
Since kicking it off with 2002’s Battlefield 1942, the Battlefield series has mostly been known for its online multiplayer modes.
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