Following what has been an interesting 24 hours for the Battlefield community, Insider Gaming has learned that Battlefield 6 will have its official reveal on July 31st.
According to sources familiar with the plans of the Battlefield 6 reveal, content creators and media have been invited to play Battlefield 6 from July 29th to July 31st.
It’s understood that the event will be somewhat akin to COD Next, which isn’t at all surprising, given how the next game is shaping up to replicate the Call of Duty franchise’s success.
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The event is said to take place from July 29th for two days behind closed doors, allowing content creators and the media to get hands-on with the game. Then, on July 31st, Battlefield 6 will be officially revealed to the world with gameplay, developer interviews, and more.
As for the promotional care package that was leaked yesterday (and I must stress that this was a genuine leak, not an intentional fake), content creators will be able to open the packages on July 24th, which will reveal the event details.
Interestingly, we’re not the first people to leak the date of the Battlefield 6 reveal, which was already leaked weeks ago on Reddit but not taken seriously at the time.
It’s currently unclear whether Battlefield 6’s free-to-play game mode will be revealed, but it’s expected that we’ll learn about the game’s release date, beta dates, and more.
It’s expected that Battlefield 6 will launch on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S|X, and PC sometime later this year.
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