The long-awaited Battlefield 6 is gearing up for launch, and fans may already have a solid idea of when to expect it.
While EA hasn’t issued an official release date yet, all signs now point to October 10 as the big day.
This revelation comes just after the official trailer dropped and the reveal event was confirmed for July 31. But sharp-eyed fans didn’t stop there. Tipster Wario64 found legal fine print on the game’s official website stating that pre-order offers expire on October 10. That’s a strong hint-if not an outright confirmation-that Battlefield 6 will land that same day. The redemption codes also stay valid until October 10, 2027, which aligns with typical EA release patterns.
Pricing details have leaked too. The Standard Edition is expected to be priced at €69.99/79.99, with the Phantom Edition at €99.99/109.99. PC players will enjoy a €10 discount compared to their console counterparts, continuing the recent trend of platform pricing disparity.
Players might not have to wait until October to get their hands on it. Word is that an Open Beta will launch in early August, giving eager fans an early taste of the action.
What do we know about the story? Not much officially, but the basics are juicy enough. Battlefield 6 introduces Pax Armata, a privately funded paramilitary group backed by ex-NATO states. Their aggressive agenda threatens global stability, setting the scene for both chaotic multiplayer battles and a renewed single-player campaign. Motive Studios is at the helm of the solo mode, promising a return to impactful storytelling and cinematic intensity.
The gameplay looks to be a real throwback to what fans loved most. Destructible environments, massive shootouts, thrilling aerial dogfights, and seamless teamwork all return as core pillars. Want to bring a skyscraper down on your enemies or breach through walls with explosives? Go for it-Battlefield 6 puts that power back in your hands.
More will be unveiled at live reveal events happening next week across major cities like Los Angeles, Berlin, Paris, London, and later in Singapore on August 2. We’ve got boots on the ground in LA, so expect first-hand impressions from Kai as soon as the dust settles.
Brace yourselves-Battlefield is back in a big way.