Electronic Arts and DICE teased a reveal of the upcoming Battlefield game on Twitter. It’s now expected that the publisher unveils the gameplay of the highly-anticipated game.
Electronic Arts previously confirmed that Battlefield will launch for Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 in Holiday 2021, a second game will release for mobile devices in 2022.
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Boom— Battlefield (@Battlefield) May 10, 2021
Recently, Tom Henderson affirmed that DICE was working on the upcoming trailer, the footage will showcase the game’s extreme weather system with a tornado.
Tom Henderson also affirms that Battlefield VI will feature a 128 multiplayer gameplay on next-gen consoles, he claims that old-gen hardware will be able to support up to 32 players with other next-gen features reduced. The game is also rumored to support destructible cities on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Here is an official description via Electronic Arts.
The game takes full advantage of the power of next-generation platforms to bring massive immersive battles to life with more players than ever before. Featuring maps with unprecedented scale, the next edition of Battlefield takes all the destruction, player agency, vehicle and weapon combat that the franchise is known for and elevate it to another level.
The team is focused and the game is ahead of our internal milestones. […] I can tell you now that the Battlefield team is doing an incredible job. They’re way ahead of where they were in prior product cycles, on track for their earliest feature complete in franchise history.
On a recent episode of The XboxEra Podcast, Shpeshal Ed claimed that Xbox Game Pass will see the launch of a AAA first-person shooter in Fall 2021.
Jon Clarke, Co-Founder, and Editor in Chief of XboxEra add that when Ed said “triple-A, third party, first-person shooter,” there are only two franchises releasing games in 2021, Call of Duty and Battlefield.
“My other bet would be Battlefield VI because the EA Play relationship already exists,” Clarke explained. “And I’m sure Microsoft are sharing lots and lots of lovely numbers on what it does for a player base when you’ve got 20 million people immediately available to play your game.”
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