- Battlefield 6 playtests are ramping up, focusing on fan feedback
- EA vows to avoid past mistakes made with Battlefield 2042
- Four major studios are collaborating to create a fan-first experience
EA team is pouring their entire heart and dedication into the next Battlefield game, being called Battlefield 6 by fans; the playtests for this game are “ramping up,” according to insider reports.
Playtests and EA’s Fan-Centric Approach
This time, the developers are focusing more on feedback as they don’t want to repeat their past mistakes in the case of previous installments. EA is making sure that Battlefield 6 may not turn out like its predecessor.
Battlefield 2042, unfortunately could not meet players’ expectations and received massive criticism. The game launched with too many bugs, missing core features, and performance problems, and overall offered a frustrating experience.
Even though the development team worked and improved it later, the launch created a lasting impact on the game’s sales and reputation. Considering this, EA is doing its best not to disappoint the fan base at any cost and to regain their trust.
The is getting developed rigorously; as per reports by Insider Gaming’s Tom Henderson, the external playtests are being conducted more frequently than ever before.
EA is gathering players’ feedback from these tests to shape the game in its best form. This player-first approach aims to refine every aspect of the game with the help of data the team is getting from the fans.
The news regarding the playtest first arrived on November 20, 2024, but now EA seems more committed to it; previously, in an interview with IGN, an EA representative stated that “EA doesn’t want a repeat of the experience it had with 2042. We want it to be good out of the gate.”
Returning to Roots
Fans can expect Battlefield 6 to embrace its roots, going back to basics, meaning there will be features like 64-player battles and more, aiming to bring back the classic experience.
Moreover, the game has four major studios—DICE, Motive, Criterion Games, and Ripple Effect—working together, giving it the highest level of resources in the franchise’s history.
The excitement doesn’t stop here; as per rumors, EA is gearing up to make significant announcements in the upcoming months, and fans have already created high hopes, expecting trailers, screenshots, or concept art.
While anticipation is high, the impression of Battlefield 2042 stays alive within the community now only time will reveal how EA will make a comeback and earn the players’ trust all over again.
