Battlefield 6 Release Date Indirectly Confirmed by Official Website

Yesterday, renowned leaker billbill-kun shared details about the Battlefield 6 release date on WCCF Tech. According to the insider, the game would be released on October 10, priced at €69.99/79.99 for the Standard Edition and €99.99/109.99 for the Phantom Edition. The PC version was expected to be €10 cheaper than the console versions, as is typical.

Today, after the debut trailer and news that the reveal event would take place on July 31, eagle-eyed spotter Wario64 discovered some fine print on the official Battlefield 6 website that practically confirms this release date. On the legal disclaimers, it states that pre-order offers will expire on October 10, which aligns with the game’s anticipated release date. Moreover, the codes can be redeemed for two years until October 10, 2027, consistent with most games.

As to the game itself, developers did not reveal much today but confirmed that the bad guys are a private military corporation called Pax Armata, ‘bankrolled by former NATO states.’ Their agenda threatens global conflict. This sets the stage for what players can expect in both multiplayer and the return to a single-player campaign, which is being handled by Motive Studios.

The press release also confirms a return to core franchise elements: visceral combat, epic warfare, and player freedom. Players will be able to blow through walls, bring down entire buildings, and engage in dogfights for tactical advantages. However, working together with your squad remains key to success.

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Next week, all details will be revealed through live events in Los Angeles, Berlin, Paris, London, and another in Singapore on August 2. Kai will be on the ground in LA to report his first impressions of this long-awaited next chapter in the Battlefield series. Stay tuned for his hands-on review!