Battlefield V

Battlefield V is based on World War II. The first-person shooter game is a thematic continuation of Battlefield 1. It focuses on party-based mechanics and features and a shortage of resources. Battlefield V eliminates abstractions from its mechanics to improve realism. Players can create several characters with different weapon and cosmetic options. 

The single-player match is separated into different War Stories. Three of these stories are already available – Nordlys, Tirailleur, and Under No Flag. There’s a fourth campaign called The Last Tiger. Completing in-game objectives will help them earn cosmetic items and money used to buy other items. 

Battlefield 5 has new multiplayer modes, including Grand Operations, Tides of War and Firestorm. The continuous campaign mode is called Tides of War. The Grand Operations is an expanded version of Battlefield 1’s Operations mode, which focuses on games taking place across different stages to mimic war campaigns. 

Every round in the Grand Operations mode has specific goals. The player’s performance in every stage will affect the next stage. Matches will lead to a Final Stand. In this stage, players use the main weapon with finite ammo. There are also no respawns. The game features single-player stories of war based on aspects of WWI. 

Battlefield V has a cooperative mode known as Combined Arms. It allows 4 players to take on missions together. This mode also has dynamic objectives and missions, so players can’t deal with the mission the same way every time. The game’s Battle Royale mode will feature team play, vehicles, and destruction. 

The Firestorm mode will see players being engulfed in a storm of fire. It’s similar to Battle Royale game mechanics of limiting the play area. This game mode can be played by 64 players that are separated into up to 16 squads.