Battlefield V takes players back to World War II, releases on October 19

The first trailer for Battlefield V was released by developer DICE on Wednesday, revealing an intense, frenetic experience Battlefield fans have come to expect. The game promises to provide players with a “never-before-seen take” on World War II, through real stories about the men and women who changed history.

Battlefield V will present players with a number of different modes to play, including Combined Arms, which features online co-op with up to four players, and Grand Operations, which DICE said will build on the Operations mode from Battlefield 1. In that mode, players were tasked with either defending or attacking a certain location across a series of maps—and it was all based upon real battles of World War I.

DICE said Battlefield V will also feature a robust single-player campaign. Battlefield 1 was lauded for its gritty, emotional single-player experience, so it’s great to hear DICE is giving the community a chance to take a narrative journey through World War II, rather than relying strictly on multiplayer. Similar to Battlefield 1, Battlefield V will tell a series of stories through multiple perspectives.

Additionally, Battlefield V will give players the opportunity to customize a squad of characters, including things like race, gender, face, loadout and special skills. It’ll allow fans to tailor their characters to their preferred style, rather than settling for something DICE has already made.

Article source: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2018/05/23/battlefield-v-world-war-2-2/