Battlefield Studios has been quite busy making combat in these gorgeous waters intense enough for you to ignore the view.
Battlefield Studios also discussed the journey Battlefield 6 has enjoyed thanks to updates based on feedback provided by the community.
We move from desolate streets to lush islands with Season 4, with the waters opening up a new way to cause mayhem on July 21st.
This new series of updates is a great way to keep us in the loop about what’s coming to our favorite shooter, including upcoming changes.
Field Orders, Contracts- call it what you want. But that’s not the only thing coming with an update that has a lot to fix.
It’s nearly time to dive into Cairo Bazaar’s narrow alleys and breakable walls, while Obliteration gives you a new take on an iconic mode.
Golmud and the three new weapons might be the biggest attractions, but there's a lot more to know about Season 3's first phase.
Those pesky PAX Warlords are at it again, and every one of NATO's operatives must bring their best to the fight and secure victory.
Despite layoffs, mixed reactions to updates, criticism against its maps, and more, the first-person shooter continues to sell.
The chaos is real, and the creativity you’re able to display in the new maps could make things interesting when Season 3 launches.
Even with its sequel hogging the spotlight in recent years, the reboot has cemented itself as the Star Wars game to beat in the US.
Two versions of the battle pass can be pre-ordered a standard one for $9.99, and a Battlefield Pro package that includes extra goodies.
Headlining the update for the multiplayer shooter will be the Railway to Golmud map, while REDSEC players can look forward to ranked mode.
The studio has described Railway to Golmud as "the biggest official Battlefield 6 map yet," and has gone into detail about modernizing it.
Ranked Play, Solos for RedSec, more returning maps, Spectator Mode, Platoons, proximity chat, and more are also coming this year.
The limited-time mode revolves around players battling across two connected maps in attempts to attack and defend objectives.
Get the band together for some squad-based chaos in a new addition to the shooter that's going to test your cooperative skills.
Some of the stuff you liked about Nightfall is going to be a part of things for a little while longer, while other new changes are coming.
Headlining the update is the Hagental Base map, which has an emphasis on close-quarters combat with tight corridors and walls to destroy.
The team behind one of last year's best shooters is paying close attention to what its players are saying, perhaps using that feedback well.
