Apocalypse does a great job as Battlefield 1's final DLC, sticking to the formula that made the Battlefield series so popular in the first place. But while it tries to push the boundaries with its Air Assault mode, the awkward flight controls and lack of content keep it from living up to its potential.
EA has released free DLCs for Battlefield 1 and BF4, with players on PC and PlayStation able to get the Apocalypse and Dragon's Teeth for a limited time.
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These free dlc that they give away have massive install sizes and you hardly get any games on the dlc levels. It's just not that pilular anymore
Depends on system, some are just unlock, for example on Origin PC BF1 dlc are dowloaded on a patch and you just unlock them, on BF4 they need to be downloaded
James Martin writes: "It’s that time already – DICE has now released its final DLC pack for Battlefield 1, as it looks forward to this years’ Battlefield instalment. With Apocalypse, we have three new maps, a new Air Assault game mode, with a splattering of new weapons and gadgets. It doesn’t feel like almost 18 months since it released…"
