Battlefield V Campaign: How Long It Is & How Many Missions There Are

How Long Battlefield V Is and How Many Missions There Are (War Stories)

Battlefield V is here and alongside the popular multiplayer modes, its campaign, War Stories, is back as well. If you’re here, you’re probably wondering how long the campaign is and how many missions there are. Let’s talk about it.

War Stories, like we alluded to, functions as Battlefield V’s campaign mode. It’s extremely similar to how Battlefield 1 did its campaign. Rather than one long story, the campaign is broken up into multiple short stories instead.

You’ll jump from Norway, Northern Africa, and France in the initial set of War Stories. The offering in Battlefield V is a bit smaller when compared to Battlefield 1 at launch.

There is a total of three War Stories at launch, and there are three missions within each one of them. This brings the total amount of missions in the campaign to nine. Each short story takes about one to two hours to complete playing at a normal pace, assuming a few mistakes are made here and there.

So, for most people, it will take you about three to six hours to fully complete the campaign of Battlefield V. Some might finish even quicker than that, while others that want to go for every single collectible can squeeze out a few more hours out of it.

Keep in mind that a fourth War Story, The Last Tiger, will be out on Dec. 4. We don’t know for sure, but assuming it follows a similar pattern as the rest, you can probably expect that to also weigh in at about one to two hours of content and three missions.

Overall, we found Battlefield V’s campaign to be a bit lacking. It’s nice while it lasts, and the stories have their moments, but its considerably shorter, with less memorable scenes than the effort that was seen in Battlefield 1.

That does it for how long Battlefield V is and how many missions there are. For more info about the game, check out our review, take a gander at the latest multiplayer trailer, the most recent news on the status of its battle royale mode, and DICE’s approach to war stories this time around.