Battlefield 1 was the first person shooter set during World War I. Made for Playstation 4, XBox One, and Windows PC. You may be familiar with WWII games now and you realize that this usually means hardware and tin machines that are less technical, but not in this game. This game is a hard core and is roughly realistic. You have never had fun before feeling it in Battlefield 1.

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At first glance, you will be forgiven for thinking of a medal of honor, but play a little and you will see that there are world differences. This game is much smoother and goes more than a medal of honor. You fight in World War I from a first-person perspective, where your gun sticks left or right at the bottom of the screen until you start shooting. Start the story in a linear fashion, but in an environment that feels like an open world / sandbox. Follow the parameters of your mission and go to battles and drama as you leave. The graphics are out of this world and you need a gaming PC if you don’t use a console. The story is human-based, it’s not about winning the war, it’s about the people in it. The story and characters seem to be inspired by the war film Fury.

The firecrackers explode and are dramatic about drama

As the computer war game teaches, sound is everything, and the creators of Battlefield 1 know it. Shoot someone up close and you can hear their legs broken when bullets fly. The sound of the explosion is sharp, and the sound of weapons is not too repetitive, which is a big plus with this first person shooter. The graphics are amazing, but not perfect. Like many war games, the character’s face looks a little disturbed. Considering the current console technology, they can do a little more with the faces of the characters. Instead, they lay to their utmost, which makes the game look fantastic when the battle is taking place. The creator has added many variations to the game when you jump from one scenario to another on a plane and another into a balloon and so on. This contributes to the repetition of the game, but removes the perceived realism of the game. Unfortunately, the creators have cut the game so that they can be sold with downloadable content. For example, you cannot play like France unless you pay extra.

conclusion

The story is new, even though the time-honored drama and war game is far above average. EA slapped him a little because they spent money and forced players to pay extra for download content before they could enjoy the whole game. However, if you buy a gaming PC, Playstation 4 or Xbox One, Battlefield 1 is the reason you pay all the money.