Battlefield articles
EA reveals the minimum PC specs for Battlefield 5
EA confirms Battlefield V name and reveal date
Battlefield 1 Easter egg leads to Battlefield V reveal date
Battlefield V team loves that Call of Duty may ditch its campaign
EA is training AI agents to play Battlefield 1
Battlefield V will take gamers back to World War II
The Best PC Games (You Should Be Playing)
It's that time of year again when we take another look at the best PC games you should be playing. Some exciting new titles are arriving over the coming weeks and months, including Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Far Cry 5, and Metro: Exodus, but there are plenty of excellent options to keep you going until they arrive.
The Best PC Games (You Should Be Playing)
Some of the biggest titles of 2017 so far may be console-exclusives such as Horizon Zero Dawn and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but we're still spoilt for choice when it comes to gaming on our favorite platform. Mixing together entries from this year and older titles that remain popular, here are the best PC games you should be playing.
Battlefield 1 on PS4 Pro packs higher frame rate for multiplayer advantage
Nvidia GeForce 375.86 drivers are Game Ready for Steep
Battlefield 1 Benchmarked: Graphics & CPU Performance Tested
Battlefield 1 marks the fifteenth installment to EA's multiplayer military shooter franchise. The BF1 beta made a strong first impression with great graphics that weren't overly demanding. After testing 41 graphics cards and 20 processors in our Gears of War 4 benchmark feature, we wanted to do the same for Battlefield 1 and for the most part we succeeded.
Battlefield 1 Review: Large-scale multiplayer, and then some
Battlefield 1 reinvents the tone of the series, retaining the awesome turbulence of war while emphasizing a human element. Battlefield 1 maintains an impressive balance between emotion and spectacle. All the better for a series that was starting to feel a bit too clinical.