Battlefield 6’s Official Reveal Focused Solely on Single-Player, Lacking Release Date

Alright, so I guess Battlefield 6 just dropped its first trailer. Or wait, maybe it was actually ‘just announced’? Words, am I right? Anyway, so this happened on YouTube. They’re calling this new game something big and new, but the fans, well, not sure they’re exactly jumping for joy.

No release date, that’s a bummer. Instead, the trailer rambles on about the single-player campaign bouncing around the globe, like some sort of international hopscotch – the States included. Oh, Pax Armata? Sounds ominous enough as the bad guys though.

Multiplayer reveal isn’t until Thursday, July 31. Mark it, or not, who am I to tell you what to do? Some folks from the Battlefield teams are gonna show us what’s up. Rumors—who believes those—hint at a battle royale mode. Could be true, or maybe they’re just messing with us. Plus, they’re pulling a Call of Duty-move, having streamers all around go live with game footage.

Oh, remember when betas were a surprise? Yeah, not this one. No fresh beta info today. With all those Battlefield Labs tests being invite-only, guess we gotta wait for our shot. Anyway—there’s talk about guns. Lots of buzz about whether you’ll need to stick to your class to use certain weapons. DICE is like, “nah, use ‘em all,” but that’s ruffled a few feathers.

So, they’re throwing different weapon setups into the beta – some with class restrictions, some without. It’s like a test run, right? See which one players hate less, maybe.

Battlefield 6 is carrying quite the weight on its shoulders. EA’s shooting—pun intended—for like 100 million players. Good luck, with how Battlefield 2042 went down the drain. We’ll see if they pull it off.