Navy SEALs, British SAS operatives, Russian Spetznas, MEC operatives, or specialist rebel insurgents. Players can fight as one of six types of special forces soldiers: U.S. Reminiscent of the theme of the original Battlefield 1942 expansion, Secret Weapons of WWII, Special Forces focuses on experimental weaponry, high-tech gadgets, and specially qualified operatives. A variety of soldier types are available for play, including assault infantry, snipers, engineers, medics, spec ops agents, and others.Īs the large-scale online battles rage on in the main game, this first add-on for Digital Illusions' shooter sequel deploys highly trained soldiers to perform tactical maneuvers around strategically critical equipment and locations. The selection of over 30 usable land, sea, and airborne vehicles includes helicopters, hovercraft, jeeps, and jets. Players fight for the United States, China, or the Middle East coalition, using technologically advanced weapons, equipment, and vehicles. Unlike earlier versions, however, Battlefield 2 is set in the near future instead of a glorified past. This "Deluxe" edition package of Digital Illusion's shooter sequel contains both the original Battlefield 2 and its first retail expansion pack, Special Forces.Īs in the developer's original Battlefield 1942 (as well as its various add-ons and Vietnam-themed update), the focus of Battlefield 2 is on fast-paced, vehicle-enabled, online combat for a large group of players - the sequel supports as many as 64 on a single map.Unlike recent titles where a huge disparity laid between timelines, Battlefield V may cut into the population of Battlefield 1. Several rumors have indicated the next Battlefield game will take place in a Second World War setting, under the title "Battlefield V." If correct, a similar pacing to the historical warfare of Battlefield 1 can be assumed, with new locations and technologies.
The game is expected to hit store shelves later this year, as a major component of the publisher's lineup.
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A full reveal for the next Battlefield is set for the coming months, with the opportunity to get hands-on at EA Play from June 9 to June 11. While news on the future of Battlefield is limited, Electronic Arts has confirmed a new game is in the pipeline. Although updates are still being issued, we can assume efforts will soon shift to its developer's next project. With the four major expansions for Battlefield 1 now available, mainstream support for the game appears to have wrapped up. Official events called " Premium Trials" can also grant limited-time access for free. Alternatively, all expansions are available for standalone purchase, retailing for $14.99 each. While usually priced at $49.99 on the Microsoft Store, regular discounts drop the pass to significantly less. Granting access to Battlefield 1 for as low as $4.99, this is a great way to play on a budget.įor existing players, Battlefield 1's Premium Pass is the best route for playing DLC. These provide unlimited access to the standard edition of Battlefield 1 or other top-titles like Titanfall 2 and Mass Effect: Andromeda. For a flat monthly fee, both services grant access to a growing library of digital titles. Battlefield 1 Revolution for Xbox One retails for $59.99 from the Microsoft Store and $39.99 from Amazon.Įlectronic Arts' EA Access and Origin Access subscription services are also a great way to play Battlefield 1 on Xbox One or PC. Compiling the base game and Premium Pass at a discount, this grants access to the complete experience from the outset. For those looking to jump into Battlefield 1 today, "Battlefield 1 Revolution" is pitched as the ideal purchase for newcomers.
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