'Battlefield 1' release date news 2016: New screenshots show significant details of game

The upcoming first-person shooter video game, "Battlefield 1," is going to get released in a few months across many regions on consoles and PC platforms. Despite the release day announcement from the company, game developer EA DICE has continued to stay mum about the details of the new title. Nonetheless, leaked information along with images has emerged on the Internet, giving fans the idea on what to expect once the game hits the market.

The images showcase three significant details of the game such as a forest map, a plane and a battleship. The screenshots clearly captured the nature of the World War I, in spite of the poor quality of the images. Nevertheless, the company behind the highly anticipated video game has not made any statement regarding the new screenshots.

During a livestream, Sebastian Moritz, the Battlefield German Community Manager, revealed that fans should get ready as the Battlefield 1 Open Beta may soon become available. According to Moritz, the Open Beta version might be rolled out after Gamescom 2016, which is scheduled to happen in August. Players who registered with Battlefield Insider will have the opportunity to access the Battlefield 1 Open Beta three days before everyone else.

Meanwhile, Game n Guide reported that the game certainly looks better in 4K resolution. A YouTube user who goes by the name "jackfrags," recently combined several recordings he got from the closed alpha session of the game and made a 4K output. The result is amazing and it gives fans a good visual of how the game would look like in a platform capable of 4K technology.

"Battlefield 1" is the first game from EA that has a World War I set up since the release of "Wings of Glory" in 1994. The upcoming title will officially arrive on Oct. 21 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Microsoft Windows.