
The shooting game “Battlefield 6” is temporarily free. As of September 22, players can try out massive battles, new maps, and multiple modes without purchasing the full game.
The main testing location will be Tsuru Reef, Battlefield 6’s largest map to date. An archipelago of tropical vegetation, luxurious bungalows, and sheer cliffs allows you to fight through multiple levels at the same time. Both ground and air assets are being used, and the ocean is becoming a separate battle front.
The legendary Wake Island will also return to its free period. The Pacific Islands will once again be engulfed in a multi-pronged war, as players must hold the coastline, destroy bunkers with C-4s, and use nearby aircraft carriers. A total of three modes will be available to participants, including conquest with tanks, planes and attack helicopters.
At the same time, the developers remind you of Battlefield REDSEC – the free part of the project that includes squads and battle royales. Judging from the description, the developers expect that the trial period will at least give players a kind of “only on the battlefield” moment, where technology often decides to do something completely unpredictable.
What do you think is the reason for this move?











