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The next Battlefield game, unofficially called Battlefield 6, is on its way. Recently, the developers shared a video introducing the studios working on the title and a sneak peek at the WIP gameplay footage.
Four studios are engaged in the development of the game: Ripple Effect in Los Angeles, DICE in Stockholm, Motive in Montréal, and Criterion in Guilford. Each of them contributes to the project as a whole and, at the same time, focuses on its different aspects. For example, DICE is responsible for the multiplayer part of the game, which incorporates a destruction system, class play, squad play, vehicles, gadgets, and more. Developers at Motive work on multiplayer maps and single-player mission content.
The showcased pre-alpha footage is only a few seconds long, so we can't learn much about the game's plot. However, there are some details that can be noticed already. First, the scene seems to be set in the Middle Eastern environment, given the typical buildings, palms, and an inscription seemingly written in Arabic:
The players seem to belong to Americans, according to the speech and the equipment. As for the enemy, it's hard to tell where they come from, as they don't speak or wear any identification marks.
In the work on Battlefield 6, the developers reportedly employed the "player-first" approach and conducted more feedback sessions and player tests. Indeed, in the the recent announcement, the creators introduce a "new testing environment" called Battlefield Labs, inviting players to test combat mechanics, modes, and more.
In the talk with 80 Level, a former DICE employee suggested that the alleged release window is October 2025, although this is not official information.
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