Battlefield V is out, here's what critics think

Battlefield V launched last week after a bit of controversy and a bit of delay, what do people think of DICE's last great first-person shooter now that the war is officially raging?

The answer to this question depends very much on who you are asking for, and this seems to be largely due to the lingering effects of some creative choices in the new game. Battlefield V In the launched trailer featuring women soldiers, some members of the long-running community lamented the alleged historical inaccuracies. This unique debate resulted in a fracture in the community, which probably explains how the game was received after its first days on the market. So, if you ask a game reviewer what he thinks Battlefield Vthe answer seems to be "it's pretty good, actually".

Depending on the players you ask, you will probably get a very different answer. This is demonstrated by the scores of the game on Metacritic. On this global site, EA's epic on WWII drops by 75 out of 12 for the PlayStation 4, 79 on the Xbox One and 81 on the PC of 36. These are fairly high scores. solid. If you look at user reviews, the score varies between 20 and 40.

If you're comfortable with the reviews, they have nice things to say about Battlefield V, which was launched with a single player campaign and competitive multiplayer modes. The Battle Royale mode of the game is still in development.

One of the best comments comes from Gamespace, which gave Battlefield V a 9.6.

It's a pretty high eulogy. This review notes the controversy as we approach the launch of the last Battlefield, as well as a lower beta to stellar beta, which probably explains these lower initial expectations. The Gamespot players were also very happy with the last game, explaining that the return of the game to the root of the series was a nice and continuous start compared to modern and futuristic shooters. Their opinion 8/10 notes that everything here is not a huge success but, when it strikes, Battlefield V hit hard.

Gameinformer also gave the new Battlefield an 8/10, which says that there is a lot of fun playing in another massive first-person shooter from DICE that may play a little too safe sometimes. Like many of the positive reviews, this article notes that a steady stream of free content is planned for the coming months and, once everything is said and done, Battlefield V could evolve into a true behemouth genre.

While many players were happy to cancel the lowest scores, few official outlets were unimpressed. Battlefield V. Slant Magazine, however, found it rather mediocre in its 3/5 verdict.

So do all this what you want. From what we see, it seems that the majority of critics are rather satisfied with what EA and DICE had to offer this time. If you are looking to keep the fight alive rather than venturing into the future, like this one this year Call of Duty, then maybe Battlefield V is the game for you.