Today was an exciting day for gamers, primarily due to the EA and Battlefield Studios’ multiplayer reveal event for Battlefield 6. This event provided a comprehensive look at the game, including its much-anticipated release date and details about the upcoming multiplayer beta. Previously, Battlefield 6 was teased through a cinematic trailer released last week. After witnessing gameplay, fans can expect the classic large-scale battles and destructibility that the series is famous for.
Battlefield 6 is officially set to release on October 10, with several opportunities for players to engage in the game before its launch. The first open beta window is scheduled for August 7 and 8, accessible to Battlefield Labs members and those who unlock access by watching certain streamers. Following that, a weekend of open access will occur on August 9 and 10. Another beta weekend is planned from August 14 to August 17, enabling more players to experience the game.
During the reveal event, more details emerged about the game’s setting. Taking place in 2027, players will battle in diverse locations such as Cairo, Gibraltar, and Brooklyn, spread across nine maps at launch. One of these maps is a remake of the beloved Operation Firestorm from Battlefield 3. Players can choose from various classes, including Assault, Recon, Engineer, and Support, each equipped with distinct weapons and gadgets.
Multiplayer modes confirmed for the game include Conquest, Breakthrough, Rush, Team Deathmatch, and several others. Additionally, Battlefield’s Portal mode has seen enhancements, granting players greater freedom in creating custom game modes. With promising updates anticipated post-launch, hope remains high for Battlefield 6 to revitalize the franchise following previous setbacks like Battlefield 2042 and the cancellation of Battlefield Mobile.
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