Check out what World War II looks like in Battlefield 5, as this weekend's first Trial, or free, Thursday through Sunday, is coming.
If by any chance you haven't played Battlefield V yet, here's an opportunity to run it for free on your computer. As part of the Battlefest celebrating the Battlefield community, EA has prepared three free weekends to shoot. The first weekend of the ilitiga Trial begins today, and lasts until Sunday, 13. 10. The next Trial is scheduled for October 17, and ends on October 20.
No Trial will have a fully accessible game, but the multiplayer modes will change every week. Admittedly, the Squad Conquest and War Stories, which is a single-player component, will be available throughout the Trials. While playing, they will be able to progress, and anyone who chooses to buy Battlefield V after trying Trial will be able to download the entire progress to the full version as well.
The first weekend will be marked by a crack in Rush mode. The second weekend switches to Conquest with a focus on infantry folders, and the third weekend enables Grand Operations mode in which a special Fliegerfaust add-on can be unlocked. Therefore, if you may not be interested in any of the mods, you can plan which weekend you want to try out for the game.
Unfortunately, this only applies to the PC platform - there is nothing like it on consoles right now, though you can play Battlefield 5 for as little as four euros a month with an EA Access subscription.
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