Battlefield 1’s single-player looks incredible

28 September 2016

Battlefield 1 is touching down in October, and while we’ve seen a fair portion of what the multiplayer has to offer in EA’s colossal shooter, we haven’t had much news from the single-player side of things.

Well, EA have just dropped a brand-spanking-new trailer dedicated to the story campaign in Battlefield 1, giving us a look at some of the characters the single-player will feature.

It looks as if DICE are injecting a lot more humanity and heart into the single-player this time around, with some emotional moments set to unfold, and rightfully so.

WWI was the most technologically divergent, and arguably brutal war in history, as rumbling war machines and newly invented automatic weapons came up against horse-mounted cavalry and bayonets.

The world hadn’t seen anything like it before, and it led to many men questioning exactly what they were fighting for.

Battlefield 1 launches on 21 October on Xbox One, PS4, and PC.

Check out the trailer below:


Article originally published on MenStuff.co.za.

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  1. aknit
    28.09.2016 at 10:28

    I’m not giving into the hype for the single player. No doubt the game’s multiplayer will be fantastic, but BF single player storylines have consistently failed to deliver. Also, EA’s marketing dept is amazing with the trailers they output. Recently they’ve all been really amazing. So I’ll give it a wait before jumping in.

    –aknit

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