Battlefield 6 Map Leaks: Full List of Campaign and Multiplayer Maps

While EA has yet to reveal the entirety of Battlefield 6 on July 31, 2025. But the internet is already flooding with massive leaks across the entire Battlefield Community. Revealing the game’s release date, price, editions, and so much more. Now, the latest Battlefield 6 Map leaks have revealed the full list of all multiplayer maps coming to the game on launch, along with the name and location of Battlefield 6’s campaign missions.

Turning Battlefield 6 into the worst-kept secret of 2025, second only to the Epstein Files. Let’s take a closer look at all the Battlefield 6 Multiplayer Maps and Campaign missions revealed so far.

Battlefield 6 Multiplayer Map Leaks

The latest Battlefield 6 leaks come straight from the Telegram group called 1BF, the same group that leaked credible information on the new battlefield’s early development. According to the source, Battlefield 6 on launch will include 11 brand new maps with 4 remastered maps from classic Battlefield Games.

The 15 maps, while not confirmed yet, will be the biggest map offering in recent years for a Battlefield Game. With BF 2042 launching with only 7 maps and Battlefield 1 offering 9 on launch. Here’s a full list of all multiplayer maps coming to Battlefield 6 on launch:

Battlefield 6 Multiplayer Maps

Abbasid (Cairo)
Outskirts (Cairo)
Battery (Gibraltar)
Limestone (Gibraltar)
Capstone (Tajikistan)
Tungsten (Tajikistan)
Dumbo (Brooklyn)
Aftermath (Brooklyn)
Eastwood (California)
Badlands (California)

Remastered Battlefield Maps

Downtown (Battlefield Hardline)
Talah Market (Battlefield 3)
Operation Firestorm (Battlefield 3)
Propaganda (Battlefield 4)

Battlefield 6 Campaign Missions & Locations

The Battlefield 6 Map leaks coincide with the game’s story being centered around a NATO conflict with the private mercenary group called the Pax Armata. Laying heavy in the entire world conflict with theaters of wars across America, Europe, and Africa. Battlefield 6 campaign mode will focus on building the NATO vs Pax Armata story, with future updates expanding the lore in a non-linear fashion through DLC updates.

Battlefield 6 Campaign Missions

Prologue
Implementation (Gibraltar)
Night Raid (Cairo)
Mission to Protect (Brooklyn)
Drone Attack (Tajikistan)
Invasion (Gibraltar)
Ataka (Brooklyn)
Tank Mission (Cairo)
War (Tajikistan)

To Note: The names of all these maps and missions might change upon the game’s release. Stay tuned to Driffle Blogs for constant updates, Buy Battlefield 6 keys and the latest games.

Battlefield 6 Release Date & Platforms

While not official, leaks suggest Battlefield 6 will release on October 10, 2025. For the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The launch will include the Battlefield 6 campaign and multiplayer experience. With a Battle Royale mode set to release sometime after the game is released, totally free of cost. Battlefield 6 will return to modern combat, with 32v32 Player lobbies and a focus on close-quarters combat and smaller maps with much variation.

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Thoughts on the Battlefield 6 Map Leaks

Being a lifelong fan of the Battlefield games and having played nearly all modern titles in the series, I can say. I am genuinely hyped for what’s in the bag for the next Battlefield. The recent Battlefield 6 leaks hinting at up to 15 multiplayer maps at launch promise a fresh and diverse experience across all modes. It’s clear EA and DICE are doubling down on the global war narrative with NATO being at its helm. Something we last saw done well in Battlefield 4 and Battlefield 1. Especially with BF4’s expansions like China Rising and Dragon’s Teeth, which added rich, story-driven content across new maps and regions.

With over 500.000 Steam wishlists already and overwhelmingly positive reactions to the reveal trailer. Battlefield 6 at this pace, is quickly becoming 2025’s most anticipated FPS Game. If only EA doesn’t fumble the momentum, this could finally be the title that puts Battlefield back on top, even above Call of Duty in the current first-person shooter scenario.