A new teaser has been released today for Battlefield V, the upcoming new entry in the series in development by DICE.
The new teaser, which can be watched below, shows a really short sequence which seems to hint at a World War II setting, judging from the flags found at the top of the screen.
https://twitter.com/Battlefield/status/998564160005812224
Battlefield V's full reveal is still scheduled for May 23rd. Not much is currently known about the game other than it's going to feature new modes and experiences as well as single player content in the form of War Stories, which replace a single, longer single player campaign.
With our next Battlefield game, the team at DICE is bringing the intensity of combat to life in new and unexpected ways. Every battle is unique, and every mode brings its own challenges – from the way you interact with the environment around you, to compelling single-player stories, to the next level of large-scale multiplayer that spans across multiple maps and modes.
Battlefield V launches later this year on PC, PlayStation and Xbox One in all regions. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more come in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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