$39.99Battlefield™ 1 War That Breaks the Map
Fight in 64-player World War I battles where tanks, biplanes and falling cities turn every match into something new.
Is Battlefield™ 1 worth it?
Battlefield™ 1 is worth it if…
- you like large team shooters where infantry, tanks, planes, and cavalry fight together
- you want World War I weapons, vehicles, and battlefields with destruction and changing weather
- you enjoy cinematic shooters with strong sound design and orchestral music
- you like objective modes where attackers push across connected maps
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Huge battles with 64 players
You spawn as infantry in a fight with up to 64 players, push with teammates through trenches and ruined streets, and hold the line when cavalry charges through the smoke. The fighting is intense and complex, so sticking with your squad matters more than lone heroics. The sound of gunfire, explosions, and passing aircraft is a highlight, and the orchestral music lands well in the middle of it. Every match feels cinematic in a brutal, matter-of-fact way.
Tanks, planes, horses, and Behemoths
You can fight on foot, ride into the fray on horseback, or take the controls of tanks and biplanes on land and in the air. When one side is struggling, a Behemoth arrives: a vast Airship raining fire from above, an Armored Train pushing through land, or a Dreadnought shelling from the sea. They can turn a losing fight around, which makes their arrival the moment everyone looks up. The vehicles feel weighty and distinct from the bolt-action rifles and early weapons around them.
Operations across connected maps
In Operations, attackers and defenders fight through a series of connected battles spread across multiple maps. You break through a defensive line on one map, then the whole conflict moves on to the next ground. Attackers keep pressing forward while defenders try to stop them cold. It gives the large battles a clear direction: take ground, lose it, regroup, and go again. The format suits players who like teamwork with a visible front line.
A world war that falls apart
The war stretches from besieged French cities to open ground in the Italian Alps to vast Arabian deserts. Fortifications tear apart under gunfire, shells blast craters in the earth, and changing weather reshapes what you can see and where you can move. No battle stays the same for long. Alongside multiplayer, there is an adventure-filled campaign that follows the conflict through different corners of the war, plus themed expansion packs with more maps and weapons for the Revolution edition.
Good to know before you play?
What do you actually do in a match?
You join a large team, fight as infantry, and use vehicles, mounted weapons, and cavalry to take and hold objectives. The clean loop is spawn, push, break something, adapt when the weather or the front line changes.
How do the Behemoths work?
Behemoths are massive vehicles given to a struggling side to shift the fight. Depending on the map, that means the Airship in the sky, the Armored Train on land, or the Dreadnought firing from the sea. They are powerful but not untouchable, so the match becomes about focusing them down or using the opening they create.
What is Operations mode?
It is a multiplayer mode made of connected battles across several maps. One team attacks and must break through and advance to the next map, while the other defends and tries to hold. It plays like a small campaign built from multiplayer rounds, with momentum carrying from one battlefield to the next.
Where do the battles take place?
Across a global conflict, from French cities under siege to the Italian Alps to Arabian deserts. The environments are fully destructible, and weather changes during the fight. Cover disappears, ground gets cratered, and sightlines shift, so the same map can play differently from one round to the next.
