Battlefield is a first‑person shooter video game franchise developed and published by EA and DICE, centered on large‑scale multiplayer warfare combining infantry, vehicles, destructible environments, and teamwork. Since its debut in 2002, the series has evolved through historical, modern, and futuristic settings. The franchise continues to expand with Battlefield 6 set for late 2025 release.
Battlefield's big comeback resulted in one of the series' most celebrated games, and the icing on top is beating CoD in sales for the first time ever.
Battlefield 6’s new map, called Eastwood, brings an unsuspecting new vehicle to all-out warfare; you may soon learn to fear the golf cart.
EXCLUSIVE: Gauntlet’s developers explain how Battlefield 6’s new free-to-play mode will evolve and grow with modular missions and seasonal updates.
Battlefield Redsec will be a bit familiar since it’s a battle royale, but its sudden release also means a lot of things have gone unexplained.
The beginning of Battlefield 6’s first season brought the first new map, Blackwell Fields, which players have immediately claimed is a travesty.
Battlefield 6’s most notorious skin was relentlessly mocked before finally being fixed with the new Season 1 update, toning down its bright colors.
Battlefield 6’s battle royale mode, REDSEC, is right around the corner – here’s how much it costs, and what time you’ll be able to play.
Battlefield 6’s battle royale mode is set to release tomorrow, October 28, but the apparent surprise was already spoiled – even its name leaked.
Battlefield 6 Season 1 will add two new maps, Blackwell Fields and Eastwood, and one appears to be rectifying one of the game’s largest issues.
Battlefield 6 has just offered a first look at what to expect in Season 1, which is set to shake up the new shooter before the end of October.
