Battlefield 1, the new entry in the series developed by DICE for PC and consoles, has already received a few updates and new content which expanded the experience, but the team is hardly done with new additions, as a new custom game will be going live soon.
In a new post on the official Battlefield 1 website, it's been confirmed that a new custom game called Bleed Out will be going live later this month, on January 18th. Bleed Out will be a custom version of Rush coming with some unique features.
We’re thrilled that you’re enjoying the official Custom Games and these will of course continue. You might already have tried Armored Kill, the newest custom experience featuring a Scout-free, vehicle-friendly spin on Conquest. On January 18 we’re going live with Bleed Out, a custom version of Rush where downed enemy soldiers respawn faster than usual and regenerative health is turned off.
It's also been confirmed today that Battlefield 1 will be getting a new update next month, featuring gameplay improvements which will be detailed in full at another time.
In February we’ll roll out a new update for Battlefield 1 with gameplay improvements based on our constant testing and the feedback from you, the community. Expect more details and full update notes to be revealed in the near future.
A brand new concept exploration image has also been shared for the Battlefield 1 They Shall Not Pass expansion, showing the design vision the team has gone for one of the four maps that will be included in the expansion.
Battlefield 1 is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions. We will keep you updated on the game's upcoming content as soon as possible, so stay tuned for all the latest updates.
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