A new trailer has been released for Battlefield V, the new entry in the series in development by DICE, in preparation of Gamescom, which starts next week.
The new trailer, available below, is called Devastation of Rotterdam, and it shows both cinematics and gameplay sequences. Additionally, it seems like Battlefield V will be getting a Battle Royale mode of some sort, judging from the tease found in the trailer.
See new maps and gameplay in the official Battlefield V Gamescom Trailer. From the shattered streets of Rotterdam to the burning sands of North Africa, Battlefield will never be the same. Follow the Battlefield 5 channels for all the latest news from Gamescom.
Yesterday, we reported that Battlefield V pre-orders have been weak so far. Interestingly enough, Patrick Söderlund, who's been DICE's CEO until the team was bought by EA back in 2006, is going to leave EA soon.
Patrick Söderlund has made the decision to move on from EA. After nearly two decades as a pioneer for our company and industry, he will begin a new chapter later this year. […] From his early vision for Frostbite, which has now become a cornerstone for our technology strategy, to being a champion for Players First experiences, Patrick has always ensured we put creative at the center of everything we do. He has also been unwavering in his commitment to building our pipeline of amazing new games to come, and his fingerprints will be on the experiences that we bring to players well into the future
Battlefield V launches on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 19th.
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