In order to further hype the official reveal of Battlefield V, DICE has teased some new details about this new Battlefield game. In a series of tweets, the official BF Twitter account shared things that may interest Battlefield fans.
DICE claims that Battlefield 5 will be a new Battlefield in a new setting. It will be a brand new experience however it will still retain everything that people loved about Battlefield.
1. A New Battlefield in a New Setting. It’s a brand-new experience and still everything you love about Battlefield – where every fight is different and brought to life across unexpected theaters of war.
— Battlefield (@Battlefield) May 19, 2018
Moreover, and contrary to Call of Duty Black Ops 4, Battlefield 5 will feature a single-player campaign and we finally got some details about it. DICE confirmed that the single-player campaign – War Stories – will be similar to that of the latest BF games, featuring multiple stories with different characters.
3. The Return of War Stories. DICE believes in both all-out multiplayer and single player, and the live reveal will have more info on the returning fan-favorite War Stories. Prepare for untold, compelling narratives in a new setting.
— Battlefield (@Battlefield) May 19, 2018
Last but not least, DICE stated that Battlefield V will feature new modes and experiences, and that there will be gameplay changes. These gameplay changes will be revealed at the official event on May 23rd, so stay tuned for more!
V. Gameplay Changes. While we don’t want to scoop our own reveal, you can bet exciting gameplay changes are coming. Let’s just say you might want to avoid blinking during the Battlefield V Live Reveal.
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— Battlefield (@Battlefield) May 19, 2018
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