What changed in Battlefield™ V in 2025

Includes a mix of iconic all-out warfare and classic Multiplayer experiences.

Players can use Tactical Destruction to transform the environment strategically during combat.

Battlefield 6 features nine maps across five theaters of war, creating 25 Combat Zones.

A new multiplayer mode called Escalation will be featured in the first SITREP overview.

Updated Ultra Performance specs now recommend medium settings for consistent 144 FPS gameplay.

Includes a nine mission global-scale single-player Campaign following Dagger 13, an elite US Marine Raiders unit.

Players can choose from four classes: Assault, Engineer, Support, and Recon, each with unique abilities and training options.

Battlefield 6 launches worldwide on October 10, 2025.

Outlined minimum specifications include Intel Core i5-8400, 16GB RAM, and Nvidia RTX 2060.

Recommended specs include Intel Core i7-10700, 16GB RAM, and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060Ti.

Players must enable Secure Boot to play Battlefield 6, allowing EA’s Javelin Anticheat to function.

A sandbox mode allowing players to create unique game modes and experiences.

A complete overhaul of the Battlefield 101 onboarding hub will be available on October 10.

Players can choose to play as NATO or the private military corporation PAX Armata in Multiplayer.

New mobility options including Drag and Revive, Peek and Lean, Combat Rolls, and more enhance gameplay.

Support for Ultrawide (21:9) and Super Ultrawide (32:9) monitors.

A massive sandbox where players can create unique game modes using NPC scripting and customizable UI.

Players can make their hosted servers persistent for easy access in the server browser.

Players earn full XP when playing Verified Community Experiences using existing Battlefield 6 mode templates.

Support for upscaling, Frame Generation, Anti-Aliasing, and Latency reduction technologies.

Includes Spatial Editing and AI Scripting to customize the behavior of AI combatants.

Includes HDR, HUD Scaling, Camera Settings, and Streamer mode.

Offers 4K visuals with uncapped framerates for a fluid FPS experience.

Players can recreate classic game modes or create innovative experiences like a top-down 2D shooter.

Ongoing support will include new modes, maps, weapons, and features after launch.

A new anti-cheat system designed to protect against cheats and hacks specific to the FPS space.

Battlefield 6 will launch on Steam without requiring the EA app.

Four squads compete in a fast-paced, close-quarters deathmatch.

Attackers and defenders battle for control of Military Communication systems (M-COMs).

An infantry-only map featuring explosive engagements in Brooklyn, New York.

Players can unlock a Vehicle Skin, Dog Tag, and Weapon Package during the Open Beta.

Tackle 7 challenges during Weekend 1 to unlock rewards redeemable at game launch.

Battlefield's biggest Open Beta ever is live for two weekends, featuring intense urban combat and various game modes.

Experience Conquest, Breakthrough, Domination, and King of the Hill during the Open Beta.

Unlock early access code by tuning into creators streaming Battlefield 6.

Players can pre-load the Open Beta now for action-packed weekends.

Early access to Battlefield 6 Open Beta available on August 7th & 8th.

Introducing a Closed Weapon Conquest playlist in the Open Beta, allowing players to earn full XP progression.

New gadget for the Assault class that provides access to previously unreachable areas.

Balancing damage across the weapon pool based on community feedback regarding Time-to-Kill and Time-to-Death.

Redefined Recon class with new Spec Ops Training Path and Active Ability for enhanced stealth and intelligence.

Reviving introduced as a new mechanic in Domination mode to enhance teamwork.

Spawn Beacon renamed to Deploy Beacon and moved to Assault class to promote team play.

New signature weapons provide exclusive advantages for each class, enhancing class differentiation.

Reworked traits and gadgets for the Assault class to emphasize team play and support.

Improved clarity in weapon customization options to help players make informed choices.

Players will need to enable Secure Boot to play the Open Beta.

Wage war on multiple maps and modes, with exclusive content to unlock.

Weekend 2 of the Open Beta introduces a new map, more modes, and new challenges for rewards.

Players can pre-load the Battlefield 6 Open Beta ahead of the action-packed weekends.

Open Beta for Battlefield 6 goes live for two weekends: August 9-10 and August 14-17.

Players will need to enable Secure Boot to participate in the Open Beta.

Each class has unique bonuses that increase their efficiency, such as Enhanced Mobility for Assault and Explosive Damage Resistance for Engineer.

Players can choose from two distinct Training Paths for each class, providing flat-stat bonuses and benefits.

Each class features unique gadgets with no overlap, enhancing their effectiveness or supporting their squad.

Ballistic Armor feature has been removed based on player feedback from earlier pre-alpha sessions.

Engineers will only be able to choose one rocket/missile launcher at a time to balance power.

The Adrenaline Injector will undergo improvements, including the removal of the health regeneration component.

Investigating changes to the duration and resupply amount of supply crates to prevent stalemate situations.

Each class has a Signature Weapon that enhances their unique role on the battlefield.

Improvements are being made to movement, animation, and vehicle handling based on player feedback.

A new training system allows players to unlock traits that enhance their performance during matches.

Each class has access to a unique Signature Gadget that fulfills their specific role.

Players can fully customize their weapon loadouts to play according to their strengths or squad needs.

Each class will have a pre-set combination of attachments and visual customization for combat readiness.

Each class has a Signature Weapon category that enhances their battlefield role when used.

Each class will have tailored throwables to effectively fulfill their roles.

Each class features a unique Signature Trait that provides passive bonuses to optimize their role.

Players can carry two class-specific gadgets, enhancing their role on the battlefield.

Ongoing adjustments are needed for movement mechanics like crouch sprint, combat rolling, and vaulting based on player feedback.

Players can now shoot through walls after they take enough damage from explosions, enhancing tactical gameplay.

Feedback indicates a need for balancing destructible objects and fine-tuning damage levels of surfaces across maps.

Initial issues with server stability have been addressed, resulting in smoother gameplay experiences in follow-up sessions.

Rubble from destroyed structures remains on the battlefield, providing new opportunities for cover and tactical advantages.

Further balancing is needed for different weapon archetypes and their damage values based on player feedback.

Enhanced gunplay recoil, camera shakes, and firing settles to make each weapon type feel unique.

Reintroduced crouch sprint, combat dive, landing roll, and added visual indicators for vaulting and leaning.

Decreased the time it takes for bullets to appear on your screen after pressing fire, enhancing shooting responsiveness.

Game server updates positions and actions more frequently, resulting in responsive gameplay and improved accuracy.