Battlefield 6 Gameplay First Look: Setting, Maps & All-Out Warfare

EA just dropped the first look at the next battlefield game revealed during the introduction of Battlefield Labs. The first glance takes us through the development of the next game with the four studios working together as Battlefield Studios. Let’s break down the Battlefield 6 Gameplay First Look, Setting, Maps, Mechanics, and all-out warfare. Also, learn how you can sign up for Battlefield Labs and test the game before release.

Battlefield 6 Gameplay, Setting, Weapons & More

The first reveal while still in Pre-Alpha showed just a glimpse of the next battlefield game with guns blazing action and sheer chaos. The setting of the next game is confirmed to be modern with a similar take on warfare as Battlefield 3 & Battlefield 4. The short ten-second glimpse showed us the sheer chaos of modern war with infantry gameplay, vehicles, and the return of levolution.

The map location was in a bustling market somewhere in the Middle East, which was evident by the Arabic signboard on the many shops. Infantry units wielded modern weaponry, including M16 variants, RPGs, and other firearms. The trailer showcased whole new destruction mechanics with debris flying all over the place, bullets ricocheting, and all-out chaos.

Battlefield Studios

The next battlefield game is set to be the biggest project in EA history with its four in-house studios working together to bring the next generation of Battlefield Games. The development overview showcased the creation of the Battlefield Studios with DICE, Motive, Ripple & Criterion all collaborating together to create the biggest Battlefield to date.

DICE: At the helm of the next Battlefield game Dice is Leading the development, while spearheading Battlefield 6’s multiplayer experience, refining destruction mechanics, class-based gameplay, vehicles, gadgets, and an extensive arsenal of weapons.

Motive: Focused on crafting chaotic multiplayer maps and delivering a cinematic experience, Motive aims to blend intense action with storytelling.

Ripple Effect: Developing a brand-new Battlefield experience, strongly rumored to be a battle royale mode designed to attract a fresh wave of players, similar to Call of Duty: Warzone.

Criterion: Collaborating with other studios, Criterion is assisting with the development while also taking charge of specific elements. Criterion is also tasked with delivering an engaging single-player campaign returning to Battlefield 6.

Battlefield Labs

EA is treading carefully this time around and not following the sheer debauchery of Battlefield 2042. The company will be hosting play tests for players across North America & Europe with the new Battlefield Labs system. Players can sign up for the invitation and test the maps, vehicle, gunplay, modes, etc. There is no guarantee that everyone who signs up will be able to participate in the playtest. But this is your chance to be part of the new battlefield and refine the experience along with the devs.

Summary

With the pre-alpha footage of Battlefield 6 Gameplay revealed by devs, there is little time before an official trailer drops. The showcase has garnered over a million views in under 24 hours, creating hype among the Battlefield Community. Furthermore, while there has been no official release date for the next battlefield. Fans can expect the game to drop somewhere around October as reported by a former developer.