Although it has not yet been unveiled, we know that Battlefield 6 is a very large-scale project due out this year. Moreover, Electronic Arts has mobilized many of its studios to work on it, then postponing the next Need for Speed by Criterion Games to 2022 instead of 2021: the site is massive and more and more noise from the corridor is emerging, including that of from Tom Henderson, a potential leaker, who claim to have reliable sources Obviously, we must take the following information with a grain of salt although the whole is rather credible. Ready? Go!
- Battlefield 6 would actually be called “Battlefield” for short (a marketing technique well used for years now)
- The context would unfold in the very near future, in ten years.
- The weapons and vehicles used would be those currently being developed by the armies. : drones, military robots, jets, tanks, etc.
- The game wouldn’t be a hub for all previous Battlefields as a recent rumor hinted at on Reddit
- The campaign would be “revolutionary” compared to other games in the saga. It would focus on a soldier and his special unit: more precisely, the player would choose the superpower of their choice and could side with them. We could then opt for the USA or Russia, each country offering various advantages.
- Announcement trailer would not include any actual gameplay footage, like the first Battlefield V trailer (which had also caused the badbuzz)
- Multiplayer would include even bigger and better fights, making the game a “Battlefield on steroids”
- The player could choose between four classes of soldiers and “abilities” would be made available., akin to the famous Call of Duty Assets: for example, a Scout trooper would walk silently while an Assault trooper would be able to sprint longer.
- A battle royale would also be planned : this one would be dissociated from Firestorm and would adopt a new name.
- Obviously, we advise you not to believe all of the information above and to wait wisely for a formalization. It should not be too late, moreover.
