Don’t Buy Battlefield 6 for the Campaign: Critics Praise the Multiplayer but Criticize the Story
Fans of the series have long praised Battlefield for its multiplayer.
On October 9 the embargo on Battlefield 6 reviews was lifted. Critics are enthusiastic about the multiplayer, visuals, destructibility, the range of modes, the arsenal, and the depth of class customization. The main complaint from reviewers is the underwhelming campaign. Still, many note that people play Battlefield primarily for the multiplayer rather than the story.
Battlefield 6 is an explosive shooter with an adrenaline-charged multiplayer that captures the franchise’s best attributes.
Battlefield 6 offers gripping multiplayer and a solid—if unconventional—single-player experience.
Battlefield 6 marks a return to large-scale shooters, blending infantry classes, mechanized combat, and several fresh, interesting modes. No frills. It feels like a direct follow-up to Battlefield 4—right down to a lackluster campaign.
The game currently holds an 83 on Metacritic and an 84 on OpenCritic.
EA’s new shooter launches on October 10 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Source: iXBT.games
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