Reviews Battlefield 1 History Lesson Without Boredom

The game of shooting with a background of world war became the most sought after by most gamers. At least that was reflected in the comments on YouTube when the first trailer for Battlefield 1 was released a few months ago.

Not without reason, gamers turned out to be bored with futuristic-themed warfare that has been presented in several shooting games lately. Therefore, the emergence of Battlefield 1 seems to bring fresh air for lovers of shooter genre games.

Battlefield 1 appears as a continuation of the previous Battlefield game, namely Battlefield 4 and Battlefield Hardline. For the latter, many consider if Battlefield Hardline becomes a failed Battlefield series but not all of them think the same thing

In its development, the game publisher Electronic Arts took the subscription developer, DICE, who was previously often trusted to work on the Battlefield game.

Battlefield 1 takes you through the historic conflicts that are most rarely raised in the form of games, namely World War I.

Unlike the case with World War II, which was often appointed as a game, World War I was very minimal to the theme of a game, especially with large development costs.

Answering what gamers want, the first impression that seems to emerge from what DICE and EA are trying to do with the latest Battlefield series - Battlefield 1. Ignore temporarily the strange name that might end up confusing, especially with the fourth and third series that seem to stick strongly in the mind many gamers nowadays. The first one was chosen and taken to represent the theme he took - the First World War. A concept that not only succeeded in displaying them with extraordinary through the first trailer with the strains of Seven Nation Army remixes from White Stripes, but also executed sweetly in the final version. That this is a clear answer to the demand of gamers who have long wanted the return of the classic war theme. The answer is enough to make your neck hair goose bumps.

You who have read our previous preview, of course already have a little picture of what is offered by Battlefield 1, at least from the single player mode that is now offered in a far different format. For the Playstation 4 version which is in fact not exactly the strongest gaming platform on the market, Frostbite Engine's ability to showcase visual quality with sophisticated detail and dramatic destruction effects looks mesmerizing. The Battlefield 1 campaign mode approach does make this series unique and more personal, something they have never traveled before. Unfortunately in yesterday's preview article, we didn't touch the multiplayer mode at all.

So, what exactly is offered by this Battlefield 1? Why do we call it a game that meets the hype? This review will discuss it deeper for you with an extra series of screenshots of the multiplayer mode that we haven't included in the previous preview article in the last section.

History Lesson Without Bored

All gamers agree that learning is boring. However, how about studying while playing games? That's another story.

Battlefield 1 offers history lessons without boring us. This first person shooter (FPS) game - though sometimes it is a third person shooter in several modes - offers six fictional stories with a historical background in World War I.

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There are so many FPS games scattered during the existence of modern gaming platforms, one or two previous generations. Apart from all the background of the story carried, almost all franchises that carry the theme of modern or classical war always position you as one or more main characters, who are involved in one big conflict and play a super significant role in it. You could be a soldier who helped prevent a cold war between China and the United States, thwarted a nuclear war plan from a group of terrorists or something else. There is a cliché tendency there, fortunately, not offered by Battlefield 1