They Shall Not Pass, the first expansion for EA’s first world war shooter, Battlefield 1, is released today.
They Shall Not Pass, the first expansion for EA’s first world war shooter, Battlefield 1, is released today.
Battlefield 1 Premium Pass owners can now join the French Army with early access to the game’s first downloadable content pack. They Shall Not Pass includes four new maps, a host of new ranged and melee weapons, plus a new game mode, Frontlines. The expansion will go on sale to the rest of us in two weeks.
They Shall Not Pass is the first of four new content packs coming to Battlefield 1. It will be followed by In the Name of the Tsar, Turning Tides, and Apocalypse. Each pack will add further maps, weapons and gameplay modes. And if you sign up for the Battlefield 1 Premium Pass you will get two weeks early access.
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