Some new gameplay videos have been leaked from the latest Closed Alpha Testing of the new Battlefield game (which we’ll be calling BF6). In total, you can find below 15 minutes of brand new leaked gameplay footage. So, if you are a BF fan, you should definitely check them out.
These new leaked gameplay videos show a brand new map that we haven’t seen before. They also confirm the presence of both helicopters and jets. So, I guess a lot of BF fans will be happy with this.
Compared to the previous leaked videos, these new ones appear to be more polished. For instance, there are fewer flickers and placeholder graphics. So, the game should be entering its beta phase soon.
What’s also funny here is that EA and DICE have not even announced this new BF game yet. This is why we still don’t know its actual title. Instead, the team is focusing on making everything feel right first. And, in my opinion, this is the way to go.
My guess is that EA will officially reveal Battlefield 6 this June at its June Showcase. If this does happen, we can assume we’ll get it by the end of 2025. That’s an educated guess, though, and nothing more. For all we know, it may slip into 2026.
Battlefield 6 seems to be closer to the atmosphere and art style of BF3. In other words, we are looking at a modern-day BF game. It won’t be a WWI, WWII, or futuristic shooter. Again, this is something that will please a lot of BF fans, as everyone has a soft spot for Battlefield 3. And, after what happened with BF2042, I’m certain a lot of people want to go back to the glorious days of BF.
Since these are leaked videos, I recommend watching them right away. I don’t believe EA will take them down. After all, all the previous leaked videos of BF6 are still available. But hey, you never know. Someone at EA may wake up tomorrow and hit the DMCA button.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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