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Battlefield 1's Campaign Will Debut In New Trailer Tomorrow
In an effort to fit as many "ones" into a sentence as possible, EA is giving players a first look at Battlefield 1's single-player campaign tomorrow.
Battlefield's YouTube page will premiere the campaign trailer at an unspecified time on September 27, showing a glimpse of what we can hope to expect in developer DICE's campaign, which is set in World War I.
EA also recently detailed Battlefield 1's Premium Pass, which you can read more about here.
Your first look at the #Battlefield 1 Single Player is coming tomorrow.
— Battlefield (@Battlefield) September 26, 2016
Subscribe to see the trailer first: https://t.co/12s3stVZ5A pic.twitter.com/QQitM0Y4mt
[Source: Battlefield 1 Twitter]
Our Take
Battlefield's single-player modes have always been heavily criticized, as Game Informer's Matt Bertz stated in his review of Battlefield 4, so it is yet to be seen if DICE will continue this negative trend with Battlefield 1. The new setting will hopefully be the ingredient the other DICE-developed Battlefield games were missing.
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