Battlefield 1 is the latest installment of a long series of fast paced fps style games made by dice. It is in my own opinion some of the best content created by this Swedish game development company and here's why……
The game takes place in a well represented world during the great war. Dice has done a fantastic job of emulating the true grit of a developing world in turmoil and is truly expressed in their newly created war stories campaign. Where you get a front row set in the eyes of several soldiers on the battlefield such as…
The Harlem hell fighters
o la vittoria Italian assault
the royal flying corps.
Gallipoli fleet
and Lawrence of Arabia in his struggle against the ottoman empire
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another great aspect about this game is the multiplayer experience. with new and exciting game modes such as war pigeons. a game mode where players are encouraged to seek out carrier pigeons to deliver messages to allied artillery that effectively keep an edge on the opposing team. or the operations game modes where players are taken threw a simulated war along a string of battles. there are also the traditional game modes we all know and love like conquest, team death match, rush and domination.
war pigeons
operations
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they've added new special vehicles called behemoths. there are three types of behemoths all with unique capability's striking fear in to the opposing teams hearts is just a bonus . when a behemoth enters the battlefield it can very easily be game changing.
TYPE 1 armored train
TYPE 2 airship/zeppelin
TYPE 3 battleship
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All in all this is a great game that has given me personally hours upon hours of enjoyment. I still play it today and if I had to recommend this game I would say its definitely worth a buy. 5 out of 5 stars. as a console user I was more then satisfied with the size of a full game. it was more then sufficient to immerses me into the chaos that is the great war.
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