Battlefield 5 Battle Royale: Everything We Know So Far

We've only seen a few seconds of footage, but that's more than enough for us to learn a little about the map and for hardcore fans to start dissecting and analysing it. The trailers show a snowy, mountainous region with rugged, uneven terrain. Trees and buildings can also be seen dotted around the map as well.

We can't be sure, but we know that Arctic Norway is part of the main game and it looks like that's where the Firestorm map is set as well. It seems to bear a strong resemblance to the multiplayer Arctic Fjord map, which will be used for the Conquest and Grand Operations game modes.

The development team has revealed that the Firestorm map will be the largest Battlefield map ever made, beating out the likes of Sinai Desert from Battlefield 1 or Bandar Desert from Battlefield 3., and this makes a lot of sense as Battle Royale games rely on gigantic playgrounds that are capable of hosting a huge number of players, as well as providing enough variety in terms of terrain and scenery to keep the map feeling fresh and new each time you play.