US Gamer

15th November 2018
Battlefield V

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Kat Bailey
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

Battlefield's traditional strengths are prominent as ever in the franchise's return to World War II, but it's not without a few missteps.

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Xbox One Version
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PlayStation 4 Version
Overall70%

Summary

Battlefield's traditional strengths remain firmly in place amid DICE's return to World War II: great graphics, audio, and a scope that few other games can equal.

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