Battlefield V's War Stories are segmented single-player experiences set against the backdrop of World War II.

With massive maps, a good variety of vehicles, and several game modes to try, Battlefield V's multiplayer offering doesn't disappoint, but it doesn't advance the genre at all either.

Maps are generally wide open and accommodate varied play styles, though the stealthy approach typically works best. Furthermore, in some of the levels, you can easily hop into a plane or truck for faster travel; in others, you can ski past enemy ranks.

In-game progression is measured across the following categories: Career, Class, Weapon, Vehicle, and Chapter. As you gain experience with each discipline, your rank improves and you unlock relevant gameplay and cosmetic items.

The game is graced with fully detailed maps, destructible items, and cool weather effects. The loud pops and booms of ammunition exploding nearby also contribute to the world's feel, as do the intimidating drone of airplanes and rumbling of tanks.