Battlefield V

I bought this as a surprise gift for my husband. As a battlefield IV fan I had to try. It's a great game more like battlefield IV than hardline and battlefield one, if you liked battlefield IV you will like this game.

The opening moments of Battlefield V show off a game at odds with itself. It begins with a montage of skirmishes on land and air that wax eloquent on the atrocities of World War 2 and its impact on humanity to the point of repulsion, marrying it with slick gameplay and production values in an...

Looks good; Responsive controls

Single-player is subpar; Bugs aplenty; Missing multiplayer modes

Battlefield V Review

Battlefield V's stellar multiplayer experience is even better with a strong future promised ahead. Battlefield ...

Battlefield V review

There is no doubt that the Battlefield series keeps going from strength to strength, and V is the strongest entry to date. DICE may have played it safe with small tweaks to the formula since its previous outing, but those improvements make for one of the best multiplayer shooters you can play right now. Picking a winner between this and Black Ops 4 is difficult, kind of like comparing heavily armed apples and oranges. They both have different playstyles that each pulls off incredibly well. If you like your FPS action fast and focused on individual talent, then CoD is still the way to go. But, if you’re looking for a slightly slower, vastly more tactical experience, look no further than Battlefield V.

Guns have an incredible feel to them; Looks and sounds insanely good; Addictive multiplayer, built for the long haul; Progression system ties it altogether nicely;

Menu system is a bit of a mess; Stealth is a bit naff; Single player won't satisfy everyone;

Battlefield V review review