Battlefield 1 Review

 

The menu in Battlefield 1 sees the new universal Battlefield interface which in truth is much simpler to navigate than in previous Battlefield games.

Under Soldier you can access your classes and weapons, individual weapons need to be unlocked to be able to access them, then, of course, there are the usual upgrades available for most, a list of the basics is included below.

Assault Class:

9 Shotguns

7 SMG

8 Pistols

4 gadgets

7 Grenade types

12 Melee weapons

 

Medic Class:

16 Semi-Automatic Rifles

9 Pistols

6 Gadgets

7 Grenade types

12 Melee weapons

 

Support Class:

16 Automatic Machineguns

9 Pistols

6 Gadgets

7 Grenade types

12 Melee weapons

 

Scout Class:

17 Sniper and Marksman Rifles

7 Pistols

9 Gadgets

7 Grenade types

12 Melee weapons

 

Pilot:

5 Carbine and Pistol Conversions

1 Shotgun

1 Pistol

2 Gadgets

1 Grenade Type

1 Melee weapon

 

Tanker:

5 Carbine and Pistol Conversions

1 Shotgun

1 Pistol

2 Gadgets

1 Grenade Type

1 Melee weapon

 

Cavalry:

1 Lever-Action Rifle

1 Pistol

2 Gadgets

1 Grenade Type

1 Melee weapon

 

Elite Classes:

1 Machine Gun

1 Flamethrower

1 Tank Sniper Rifle

1 Shotgun

2 Gadgets

3 Grenade Types

1 Melee Weapon

 

Vehicles:

3 Planes

3 Tanks

1 Artillery Truck

1 Land Vehicle

Stationery Weapons Artillery Guns / Anti-Air Flak Gun

1 Horst

1 Boat

1 Behemoth (Airship)

With 34 Medals to pursue and 198 Codex to collect this is not a game that will be completed in a couple of hours. There are also 152 Dog Tags to collect, having played every previous Battlefield game I know this is going to be very popular and will generate hours of fun and no doubt lots of video clips.

 

Battlefield 1 was reviewed on the Xbox One but is also available on the PS4 and PC.

Special Thanks to EA for providing TVG with a copy of the game.