Players Can Once Again Take Part in Battlefield 6 Development Through Battlefield Labs
The initial phase of testing for new content is already underway.
Battlefield Studios has officially confirmed the return of Battlefield Labs — a series of closed playtests intended to help polish upcoming updates for Battlefield 6.
The first wave of tests kicked off on December 2 and is available on PC only. A limited group of players received early access to content that is scheduled to go live on servers on December 9.
Going forward, tests will be divided into two formats:
- Scheduled sessions — for evaluating experimental updates.
- Short “surprise” sessions — for rapid feedback on pivotal gameplay changes.
The developers say they plan to run bolder experiments: reworked map layouts, adjustments to match pacing, alternative team compositions (for example, fewer players or a stronger emphasis on vehicles), new maps and modes, mechanic prototypes, and an expanded array of seasonal content.
Source: iXBT.games
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