EA has officially announced that the Battlefield 6 multiplayer gameplay reveal took place on July 31, 2025, providing fans with a deeper look into what to expect

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EA has officially announced that the Battlefield 6 multiplayer gameplay reveal took place on July 31, 2025, providing fans with a deeper look into what to expect. This event followed the debut cinematic trailer and set the stage for an intense return to large-scale modern combat EA has officially announced that the Battlefield 6 multiplayer gameplay reveal took place on July 31, 2025, providing fans with a deeper look into what to expect.

What Was Shown
The reveal stream delivered a vibrant showcase of multiplayer gameplay, including explosive infantry battles, aerial combat, and destructible environments reminiscent of classic Battlefield 3 and 4.

Developers emphasized a modern warfare setting and described the experience as the most ambitious in franchise history, spotlighting squad-based tactics, tanks, jets, and tactical destruction.

How to Watch
The livestream began at 11:30 AM PT / 2:30 PM ET (7:30 PM BST / 8:30 PM CEST) and lasted around 30 minutes before transitioning to creator-focused segments.

It was streamed globally via the official Battlefield YouTube channel, with creator-access segments for invited content creators immediately following the main presentation.

What We Learned
Release date: The game is scheduled to launch on October 10, 2025, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Pricing: The standard edition will be priced at approximately $79.99 on consoles (about $69.99 on PC), with a premium “Phantom Edition” priced around $109.99 offering additional content and perks. EA confirmed it will maintain its current pricing model through at least March 2026.

Open Beta: Two beta weekends were announced—one with early access (likely August 9–10) and a fully open session (possibly August 14–17). The beta will support both class-locked and non-class-locked signature weapons.

Why It Matters
Battlefield 6 is pivoting back toward the style of its most celebrated entries—Battlefield 3 and 4—by restoring core mechanics like ranked classes, map-based destruction, and high-speed combined-arms warfare.

Leaked materials hint at a variety of new multiplayer maps—some reboots from older games and others brand-new, including settings in Cairo, Gibraltar, and California—as well as a potential battle royale mode via the expanded Battlefield Portal tool.Multiplayer Reveal Date: July 31, 2025

Livestream Duration: ~30 minutes

Launch Date: October 10, 2025

Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S

Pricing: $69.99 (PC), $79.99 (console), $109.99 (Phantom)

 

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