The Battlefield 6 Open Beta has ended. For two weekends, hundreds of thousands of players went to war with each other. Now that the dust and rubble have settled, it’s time to see what the community has judged to be the best Battlefield 6 map—and worst.
Battlefield has had its fair share of classic maps over the years. Everyone always wants to see a ranking of the best Battlefield games, but we recently went one better. We broke down our favorite Battlefield maps, giving high praise to Wake Island and Caspian Border. It’s time to see which Battlefield 6 beta maps stood out.
Siege of Cairo Leads The Way in Battlefield 6
Yes, I’ll cut straight to the chase, Siege of Cairo has comfortably been voted as the favorite Battlefield 6 map.
According to Battlefield Bulletin, a poll was launched to find out the answer. It states that only roughly 10,000 votes were cast. Given that the Open Beta recorded well over 500,000 players, we get it’s a tiny percentage of the crowd. Still, it’s fun to analyze this portion of the data.
Out of Siege of Cairo, Liberation Peak, Empire State, and Iberian Offensive, Siege of Cairo came out on top with 47% of the vote. Liberation Peak was a distant second with 27%, Empire State recorded 16%, and Iberian Offensive only managed 11%.
These polls are always subjective, though. Personally, I loved Iberian Offensive. I wouldn’t have had it last (maybe Liberation Peak).
According to a community’s poll with over 10,000 votes via @Battlefield, Siege of Cairo is the most favourite map from #Battlefield6‘s Open Beta whereas Iberian Offensive is the less, favourite map.
But this is the time to tell us what you think. Do you agree with Siege of Cairo being number one? Or is it ranked too highly? Head to the comments to let us know. Plus, go to the Insider Gaming forum to talk all things Battlefield 6.
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