Battlefield™ 1

Jogo bem realista, multiplayer BR bem vivo

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THE GOAT

Years on, and this remains the most beautiful war ever put to Steam — a game that made the horror of World War I feel monumental instead of exploitative. When DICE dragged the series out of its stale near-future rut and back into the mud and gas of 1916, everyone braced for a tasteless mess. What they got instead was one of the most atmospheric, respectful, and gut-punching war games ever made. The single-player War Stories are the surprise here. Five short, self-contained campaigns scattered across different fronts — a tank crew, a pilot, an Italian assault trooper, a Lawrence-of-Arabia desert war — each one a tight little tragedy. The whole thing runs maybe five hours, but it opens with a prologue that flat-out tells you: these men died, and you will too, over and over, and it means it. For a big-budget shooter, that's a startling amount of grim honesty. It's easily DICE's best campaign in years and a genuinely educational window into a war games usually ignore. But the multiplayer is the real haunt. This is Battlefield at its chaotic peak — 64-player Conquest and the incredible Operations mode, where whole armies grind across multi-map campaigns. Bayonet charges across no-man's-land. Zeppelins burning out of the sky. Cavalry sweeping over a trench while artillery turns the earth to soup. And the sound design — set your audio to War Tapes and the gunfire and explosions will rattle your skull. Few games have ever made large-scale war feel this thunderous and alive. What'll gnaw at you: it's an older game now, so the multiplayer population isn't what it was at launch — you may wait a little longer to fill the meatier modes, or lean on the more popular playlists to find a full server. And the campaign, moving as it is, is brief. If you're chasing a packed player base at all hours or a long solo experience, temper the expectation. But the ghoulish truth is that Battlefield 1 aged like fine, blood-soaked wine. It's gorgeous, it's thunderous, and underneath the spectacle there's a real reverence for the millions who died in the mud. If you've never charged a trench with a bayonet while the world explodes around you, fix that. Fix your bayonet, and go over the top.

I nearly forgot to post this review, here you go, EA. It doesn't run on Linux, not because it may be incompatible, but presumably because it's blacklisted (many anticheats do in fact support Linux, just not at kernel level)

excellent!

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