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About Battlefield 1 Ultimate Edition

Battlefield 1 Ultimate Edition bundles the base game with every expansion DICE released for it. Turning Tides, In the Name of the Tsar, Apocalypse, all the maps, weapons, and modes that came after launch, wrapped into one package.

The setting is what set this game apart from the rest of the series. World War I, not another modern or near-future conflict, and DICE leaned hard into what made that era brutal. Trench warfare, cavalry charges, biplane dogfights, all rendered with the kind of visual polish the studio is known for.

Operations mode is the campaign’s standout multiplayer addition. Multi-map battles that recreate real historical offensives, where attackers push through several linked maps in sequence while defenders try to hold the line. Losing ground doesn’t end the match, it just shifts the fight to the next objective.

Behemoths add a layer most Battlefield games hadn’t tried before. Massive vehicles like armored trains and airships that spawn mid-match as a comeback mechanic for the losing team. A single player can hop in and turn a lopsided fight around, at least for a few minutes.

The single-player War Stories campaign tells several short, disconnected tales instead of one continuous arc. A tank driver in the Italian Alps, a British spy in Arabia, a scout pilot over the trenches. Each story runs just a couple of hours, but they’re tightly written and hit harder for staying short.

Weapon variety leans into the period authenticity too. Bolt-action rifles, early automatic weapons, gas grenades, flame troopers. Everything feels slower and heavier than the series’ usual modern loadouts, which changes the pacing of every firefight.

The included expansions push the setting further than the base game alone. In the Name of the Tsar adds the Eastern Front and Russian forces. Turning Tides brings amphibious assaults and naval combat. Apocalypse closes things out with some of the war’s bloodiest, most infamous battles recreated at scale.

For anyone who wants the full scope of DICE’s take on the first World War, this Ultimate Edition is the only version worth getting. Every expansion, every map, every mode, no separate purchases needed.

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Game details

Genre: Action, First-Person Shooter
Developer: DICE
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Platform: PC
Edition: Ultimate Edition (includes all expansions)
Game Mode: Single Player, Multiplayer

Key features

Full World War I setting
Trench warfare, cavalry charges, and biplane dogfights replace the series’ usual modern battlefields. DICE leaned into the era’s brutality instead of softening it.
Operations mode
Multi-map battles recreate real historical offensives, with attackers pushing through linked maps while defenders try to hold. Losing ground shifts the fight to the next objective instead of ending the match.
Behemoth vehicles
Armored trains and airships spawn mid-match as a comeback mechanic for the losing side. One player can hop in and swing a lopsided fight back into contention.
War Stories single-player campaign
Several short, disconnected tales replace one long narrative, following a tank driver, a spy, and a scout pilot among others. Each story stays tight and hits harder for its length.
All expansions included
In the Name of the Tsar, Turning Tides, and Apocalypse are all bundled in, adding the Eastern Front, naval combat, and some of the war’s bloodiest battles.
Period-accurate weaponry
Bolt-action rifles, early automatics, gas grenades, and flame troopers all feel slower and heavier than the series’ modern loadouts, changing the pace of every firefight.

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Battlefield 1 Ultimate Edition system requirements

Requirement	Minimum
OS	Windows 7 / 8 / 10 (64-bit)
Processor	Intel Core i5-6600K or AMD FX-8350
Memory	8 GB RAM
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 / AMD Radeon HD 7850
Storage	66 GB available space