I was also pleased at how the storyline didn’t portray every playable character as this gallant war hero that children should look up to like in most other war-based campaign stories. It’s a brilliant way to keep everything from becoming monotonous after hours of gameplay and makes you feel like you understand everything that’s happening, almost like you were in that debriefing room when the soldiers signed up to take part in this extensive war. I enjoyed how the game doesn’t restrict you in a single area but gives you the option to select your preferable scenario depending on your mood, eventually completing them all and obtaining another feather in your fedora. There are a total of six characters’ stories to experience, and they can be completed in any order. It’s a cool effect, with the added bonus of allowing you to get the feel of how different machines or weapons operate.
It’s easy to wrap your head around gameplay in the first scenario too because it starts you off as an on-foot patrolman until your demise, at which point it quickly injects you into the eyes of another character in the squad, including ones in a tank or behind a missile launcher. It’s a really captivating way to start the game and it opens the in-depth story with such detail as to give the player a clear idea of just how violent and ruthless the rest of the story that unfolds will be, as well as visually explaining what to expect as you progress. The first 45 minutes into the campaign option showcases the gruelling brutality of the war as you play the perspective of multiple soldiers while they’re ambushed by opposing forces, and in brilliant detail it lets the player see what the soldier is seeing moments before his death. This has the effect of showing the player multiple aspects of the character’s experiences and how it plays out in the greater theatre of war, giving you that realistic in-game feel we all need to enhance our gaming experience.
You play in multiple scenarios as multiple soldiers whose stories and backgrounds differ wildly.
It’s set in the early 1900s and is based around ‘the war to end all wars’ (Wold War 1 for those playing at home). Battlefield 1 is the 15th instalment in the Battlefield franchise parented by our friends at Electronic Arts and EA DICE.
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