Next week, all owners of the Battlefield 1 Premium Pass will be able to finally enjoy the new content included in In The Name of the Tsar expansion.
The new expansion, which will include 6 new maps, new weapons, new vehicles and more, will be released on September 19th for all players on all formats.
The release of the In The Name of the Tsar expansion will be accompanied by the release of a new game update which will include, among other things, HDR10 support.
With the Battlefield 1 In the Name of the Tsar update comes a new addition granting even higher fidelity and immersion to Battlefield 1: HDR10 support.
HDR (High Dynamic Range) makes the visuals of Battlefield 1 even more stunning for owners of the required tech (a screen with HDR support together with a console/PC with HDR capabilities.)
With an expanded contrast ratio and color palette, more realistic, immersive, and natural visuals will be possible. As you charge through the snowy Lupkow Pass or scout the dark alleys of Tsaritsyn, the light and dark areas will be more detailed, and look more similar to what the human eye would register.
Battlefield 1 is now out on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The In The Name of the Tsar expansion will release next week, on September 5th, for Premium Pass owners and two weeks later, on September 19th, for all players.
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