Battlefield 2042 Ultimate Edition Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S (EU) includes:
Battlefield™ 2042 Xbox One.
Battlefield™ 2042 Xbox Series X|S.
Battlefield™ 2042 Year 1 Pass Cosmetic Pack Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S.
Battlefield™ 2042 Beta Early Access Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S.
Battlefield™ 2042 Ultimate Pack Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S.
Battlefield™ 2042 Year 1 Pass Seasonal Pack Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S.
The top 3 reasons to play Battlefield 2042 Ultimate Edition Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S (EU)
Battlefield™ 2042 is a first-person shooter that marks the return to the iconic all-out warfare of the franchise.
Disorder, adapt and overcome dynamically-changing battlegrounds with the help of your squad and a cutting-edge arsenal.
Take on several massive experiences, from updated multiplayer modes like Conquest and Breakthrough to the all-new Hazard Zone.
About Battlefield 2042 Ultimate Edition Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S (EU)
Battlefield™ 2042 is a first-person shooter that marks the return to the iconic all-out warfare of the franchise. In a near-future world transformed by disorder, adapt and overcome dynamically-changing battlegrounds with the help of your squad and a cutting-edge arsenal.
With support for 128 players on Xbox Series X and Series S, and for 64 players on Xbox One, Battlefield™ 2042 brings unprecedented scale on vast battlegrounds across the globe. Players will take on several massive experiences, from updated multiplayer modes like Conquest and Breakthrough to the all-new Hazard Zone.
The digital Battlefield™ 2042 Ultimate Edition contains:
Early access to game launch.
Year 1 Pass: 4 New Specialists (1 per Season), 4 Battle Passes (1 per Season), and 3 Epic Skin Bundles (”Blistered”, ”Tempest”, and ”Cold Blood”).
It was fun for the little bit of have much I tried. I did find some things frustrating such as the vehicles and reviving and then instantly dying.
The Pros
The feeling of big world-combat
Hitmarkers done right
Accessibility at the beginning
The Cons
Quite laggy
Mouse Input Eaten?
Bad Tutorial
Reviewed by John
BattleFailed 2042
CDKeys delivered 100%, no issue there what so ever. I Wish EA / DICE delivered though. Lots of missing features which you would expect in a BF title... like a scoreboard. Classes are now like little superheroes with "special" abilities.
The Pros
Graphics
The Cons
Bacl to main menu after every game
Class system
Weapon Diversity
Reviewed by Julian
THIS IS HERO SHOOTER NOT BATTLEFIELD
EA/DICE would do what they can to make you spend money on game u already paid for!
no scoreboard no voip, bugs not squad menu... dont feel like bf at all!
The Pros
there are none unless u like apex
The Cons
graphics are worse than bfv, game is a hero shooter not bf title, bugs, and no refund
Reviewed by Joe
Very buggy, graphics not up too scratch
Very Buggy game and the graphics were worse than previous models. The character design was poor and the game was designed to appeal to the younger generation instead of a proper war game
The Pros
I enjoyed playing with friends
The Cons
Not erally many positives as experience was poor
Reviewed by W.E.
Not very good
The game is not total crap but also not very good, it has the same problems as the last 2 games. High pings, lagg-compensation, glitches, cheaters etc etc
Reviewed by Andreas
Medicore Battlefield.
The game ain't that good as other Battlefields in the past when it first came out it was a buggy mess they fixed allot of stuff but still ain't a good game by far. The specialists what they call them are kinda like Overwatch or Valorant heroes/soldier or whatever you want to call em and its just a boring mess cause most of them are just useless and others are 10x stronger so everybody plays those. Get this gme when its cheap dont buy it at full price.
75
Reviewed by CB
Buggy but great fun
Everyone is saying the same, its full of bugs and doesn't work; but it does work. Its totally playable if you you can put up with it, its not that bad, only occasional glitches which you do notice but doesn't affect the gameplay enough to stop playing. If your a fan of the previous games I'd say get it if its cheap because it still has that fun factor.
The Pros
I liked it all, there's new features and still feels like a battlefield game.
The Cons
They took out the sniper scope adjustment to compensate for bullet drop.
75
Reviewed by Daryl
Could do with single player
Not being the best at the gameplay of the new Battlefield, I cant help feeling that a single player component would of added that little extra for when your not in the mood for being owned online. The saving grace to this is being able to play classic modes and maps from classic versions of Battlefield. More shooters should have this options and the nostalgia, when playing the older battlefields in the new game is awesome. I never really experienced the "buggy" game I've read about in other reviews. It seems to run pretty smooth for me.
The Pros
Graphics
Fast paced gameplay
Ability to play classic maps and modes
The Cons
Lack of a single player campaign
75
Reviewed by Moë
Ace
Good massive multiplayer experience with fast pace combat you and your friends will enjoy teaming up for.
The Pros
Graphics
Variety of modes
The nostalgia of previous battlefields also added via the portal
The Cons
Servers sometimes play up
Operators
50
Reviewed by iBeNighty
Doesn't quite hit the Battlefield sweet spot
The feel of playing this game feels like it has taken a few steps back from what Battlefield games are. The demolition dynamics that we are usually used too don't seem as fluid as they used to be, blowing up a building feels more like dropping some TNT on Minecraft and watching the little cubes blow around. The combat gameplay isn't too bad, sniping still has that same great feel with the distance drop off on the long shots meaning you need to do some forward planning, but it seems like you no sooner set up for a shot and someone is behind you or about to drive straight over you. The new skill mechanics seem a little bit glitchy, I mean you get a glider suit but the control of it seems somewhat 'blocky' as opposed to being agile. Overall I enjoy playing the game and hope that in the coming months, updates are released that bring this into the wider expectation of the game.
Sign in to your Xbox One (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with).
Press the Xbox button to open the guide, then select Home.
Select Store.
Select Use a code
Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com, then follow the prompts. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
Note If you can’t locate Store, scroll down to Add more on the Home screen and select the Store tile. (You may need to select See all suggestions.) Then select Add to Home.
Xbox Series X And Series S
Sign in to your Xbox One (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with).
Select the Microsoft Store app from your Home Screen or search for it.
Scroll down to "Redeem Code" (on the left-hand side (under your account name).)
Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com, then follow the prompts. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
Note If you can’t locate Store, scroll down to Add more on the Home screen and select the Store tile. (You may need to select See all suggestions.) Then select Add to Home.
Enter your unique code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com and follow the prompts to activate. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
Windows 10
Sign in to your PC (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with).
Press the Start button, type store, then select Microsoft Store.
Select More … > Redeem a code.
Select “Redeem Code”
Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com, then follow the prompts. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
Android/Windows 10 Mobile device
Open the Xbox mobile app, then sign in (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with).
Press the Menu button in the upper left corner.
Select Microsoft Store from this list, then choose Redeem a code.
Select “Redeem Code”
Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com, then follow the prompts. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com, then follow the prompts. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
Xbox Console Companion App on Windows 10
On your PC, press the Start button , then select Xbox Console Companion from the list of apps.
Make sure you're signed in with the account that you want to redeem the code with. If you need to sign in with a different account, select the Gamertag picture on the left navigation bar, then select Sign out and sign in with the correct account.
Select Microsoft Store from the left navigation bar, then select Redeem a code.
Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com, then follow the prompts. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
Xbox 360
Sign in to your Xbox 360 (make sure you’re signed in with the Microsoft account you want to redeem the code with).
Press the Xbox Guide button on your controller
Select Games & Apps, then choose Redeem Code.
Enter the 25-character code that’s displayed on the ‘Order’ page of CDKeys.com, then follow the prompts. Don’t worry about hyphens, the system takes care of those for you.
