It’s not the cutting-edge visuals that keep thousands of players flocking back to the Battlefield series, it’s the moments and situations. If you can dream it you can probably do it, whether that’s sniping pilots out of their planes or using a satchel charge to blast an entrance into an apartment building and get the jump on an enemy squad. For a long time these moments have belonged pretty much exclusively to the Battlefield series, but now all of that - plus so, so much more - is possible in BattleBit Remastered, a low-poly military shooter complete with massive maps, vehicular warfare, and destruction.
Moments like using a sledgehammer to knock a hole through the ceiling, dropping a whole squad of unwitting snipers onto your level where you can mop them up with ease as they try to reorient themselves. Situations like sneaking into an enemy base with a friend and using fortifications to turn it into a rabbit warren, so that the two you can hold off full-scale beach landings without breaking a sweat.
