Battlefield V

EA DICE have announced Battlefield V boot camp, a website containing tips and tutorials, which was already present in Battlefield 1. It seems like the fans liked the site enough the first time around to request it again for Battlefield V.

Battlefield V once again finds itself mangling history as the game's producer David Sirland said in an interview that the USSR wasn't included because the way they see it, the country switched sides in World War II more than once.

With 11 more days left until Battlefield V launches, DICE and EA rolled out an explosive trailer that puts you in the thick of some hectic WWII action, with more explosions in a minute and a half than you can shake your boom-stick at.

Battlefield V trophies have leaked on PSN profiles forum, but it's hard to imagine EA DICE will have sleepless nights over it since the game is set to launch in just a few days, on 15 November 2018. Here is the full list of trophies.

After a brilliant October, another batch of fantastic titles will be released in November as well. From the remastering of Spyro, all the way to the open wastelands of Bethesda's Fallout 76 - these are the games you need to play this month.

With the launch of sort-of-authentic Battlefield V less than two weeks away, EA and DICE have unveiled the entire arsenal of primary and melee weapons, sidearms, vehicles and gear that awaits once the game is out on 20 November 2018.

EA and DICE have posted the real-time minimum, recommended and Nvidia's real-time raytracing requirements for their sort-of-historically-accurate shooter Battlefield V and the latter will require quite the horsepower, as you'd expect.

Battlefield V will not have a battle royale mode at launch, and EA DICE have announced this rather clearly, but the fans have been waiting to see what other modes and maps will actually be there. Here is the list of the available maps.

Dice revealed the minimum and recommended system requirements for Battlefield V and they are almost identical to those of Battlefield 1. We also get the first ever specific specs for Nvidia's Ray tracing feature, but only RTX owners.

EA have updated their Road to Battlefield V post series, detailing the planned progression in the game, cosmetic unlocks and virtual currencies. It seems like the game will go more in Fortnite and less Star Wars: Battlefront II direction.