To all "Battlefield" fans out there, here is news freshly delivered from the oven of Electronic Sports and DICE. Classic games are considered to be one of the best ways to let people know about the world back then. Life back 80 years ago was not easy considering the lifestyle of the people, the governance and any other aspect regarding the matter. In this case, the game developers Electronic Sports and DICE announced the new combat simulation game "Battlefield I."

According to a post via Polygon, Danny Berlin -- the lead game designer -- said that they wanted to create a physical space that is more personal and physical. In addition, he made mention that World War I is the genesis of modern warfare, hence choosing the "Battlefield I."

According to the Verge, "Battlefield I" is meant to harken back to the glory days of the war. The game is the fifth main Battlefield game. The game that expands the interest of the game developers about world conflicts is the "Battlefield 1942" that came out in 2002. In addition to the post of the Verge, "Battlefield I" will go head to head with "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" in October 2016.

During the press briefing, Electronic Sports designers revealed that the game includes single player content. Information is given by the company, which states that the common misconception about it is that it was an era of muskets, but they were inventing weapons all the time.

Danny Berlin said as well that the game has a huge amount of variety of weapons with a powerful and authentic feel. The game also lets the gamers experience the game’s characters into riding horses, planes, taking control of tanks and biplanes.

The Verge also added that a large simulation in World War I involves the Middle East and Ottoman Empire versus the Western Technology. So, pack up your bags and saddle up for the classic combat game of "Battlefield I."