E3 2016: Battlefield 1 - 10 New Gameplay Details You Need To Know

4. Vehicles Range From Motorcycles To Tanks And More

Battlefield 1 Train
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You're not going to be piloting as vast an array of vehicles as you would if you jumped into Battlefield 4, but that hasn't stopped Dice's World War I title from packing in as many era-appropriate vehicles as possible.

Biplanes, triplanes, zeppelins, trains, motorbikes, armoured trucks, tanks and yes, even horses will be at your disposal come October. Bikes even come equipped with their own sidecars, so if you fancy bringing a friend along to wreak mayhem behind enemy lines, you can do just that. Tanks will still be a heavily essential item to control in multiplayer though, as their armour and munitions will prove their worth when contending with heavily reinforced areas, as well as the occasional camping sniper.

We don't know if you'll be able to change the camouflage of your vehicle of choice like in its predecessors, but they're still bound to look menacing when stumbled upon without any anti-armour equipment to resort to.

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