Leak suggests Battlefield 6 will be released in October for $80 – and there is also an open beta to come

Battlefield 6 Looking for October release date and $80 price tag.

According to a famous leaker, Dealabs' Billbil-kunhe claims rumored that the October 10, 2025 launch is correct, and the Battlefield 6 will be released on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, the Standard Edition ($79.99) and the special Phantom Edition ($109.99). However, PC releases will be reportedly $10 cheaper.

Pre-orders are expected to be made within a week of July 31, and we will report later today that no matter which version you buy, these days won’t be accessed in time – some deviating from the usual industry practice these days – Standard Edition owners can upgrade to the Phantom version at any time for $29.99.

The beta that finally opened is also on the way – the battlefield team itself directly confirmed this. In an article about Social Mediathe official battlefield account asks players if they prefer open weapons or closed weapons, and then suggests: “Why not?”

“Starting with the open beta, players can choose from an official playlist that locks onto the iconic weapon of class.

EA is finally ready to fully reveal its next battle game in just a few hours. Its official title is Battlefield 6, and we won the first trailer at 8 a.m. PT today on July 24.

Before EA's complete battlefield 6 is revealed, A brief trailer about the game's campaign was posted online yesterdayrevealing major conflicts. In the near future, the Battlefield 6 campaign will put NATO under attack. Its base in Georgia was hit, the British territory of Gibraltar was invaded, and the NATO secretary-general was assassinated at the organization's Brussels headquarters by a group called Pax Armata.

This is the long wait for Battlefield 6. It was announced for the first time Way, back to 2021kind of like EA confirms that it is still playing more battlefield games after the Battlefield in 2042. Since then, we've seen it Early concept art If it confirms that the game will be played in a modern environment. But, since then, everything we've seen comes from leaking NDAs and excited fans taking closed battlefield lab tests.

It turns out that the playback tests on the battlefield are indeed leaking, with the developer dice “feedback from selected very active testers.” Different Frosty reception in Battlefield 2042fans seem to They've seen so farfor a while EA didn't even try to remove them. So far, We have seen evidence of new resistance mechanics and the ability to stick to the vehicleand improved in-game sports, 3D maps, improved damage improvements, Improve quality of lifeand The start of the Royal Game.

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