Battlefield V 'Firestorm' battle royale may not come with the standard PC version [updated]

September 7, 2022: EA has updated the Battleground V preorder folio which at present says that Firestorm will exist part of the standard edition on PC. It'south unclear if this is a change in policy or the company stock-still a fault on its website.

Battleground V is an upcoming kickoff-person shooter fix in World State of war II. The game features single-actor campaign scenarios like to Battleground 1. For case, one of the main missions focuses on a female person solider, her history, and her family. The developer said that Battlefield V tells the "untold stories of World War II", but it's unclear if they're works of fiction or interactive reenactments.

"Firestorm" is the game's 64-player battle royale experience where teams fight to be the final ones standing. Unlike PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, there is a greater focus on teamwork.

However, information technology looks similar Firestorm won't be available to PC players who simply buy the standard edition of the game. If you become to the Battlefield V preorder page, it clearly shows that it'due south part of the standard edition on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but not PC.

We've reached out to EA for comment and shall update you as soon as we receive a response. Hopefully this is just a mistake because the PC crowd won't exist besides happy that they have to spend more for something included with other versions.

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