Battlefield V (which, depending how you count, is actually somewhere between the seventh and 13th Battlefield game) will see players run and gun their way across fields of war ranging from the Netherlands to Norway to north Africa, according to developers EA Dice. “This is really the war that forged the modern world, science and man. It also has an endless amount of stories to be told … and allows us to challenge our preconceptions of the second world war.”The single-player mode from the first world war-themed Battlefield 1, War Stories, will make a return alongside large-scale multiplayer combat. A welcome addition to the series is that players can now make soldiers of either gender. In Battlefield 1, the game introduced a playable Bedouin woman in the single-player campaign, but left the multiplayer an all-male affair.

Source: The Guardian May 24, 2018 09:33 UTC