Battlefield 6 Reveal Still on Track for Summer 2025, Developers Confirm

The long-awaited reveal of Battlefield 6 remains firmly scheduled for summer 2025, as confirmed by a senior figure from the development team. In preparation, the developers are currently investing significant effort into Battlefield Labs — an initiative designed to let players test early versions of features and mechanics in the game's alpha stage.

The Largest Development Team in Battlefield History

Battlefield 6 is being developed by the largest and most ambitious team the franchise has ever seen, uniting talents from DICE, Criterion, EA Motive, and Ripple Effect under the umbrella of Battlefield Studios. This collaborative effort aims to deliver a game rich with new content and innovative features. A key part of that vision is Battlefield Labs, a program through which selected fans can provide real-time feedback directly to the developers.

Invitations to join Battlefield Labs are distributed periodically. Participants must agree to a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before gaining access to the alpha test environment. Despite these NDAs, leaks from inside the Labs have already surfaced online — fueling fan excitement and intensifying speculation surrounding the game’s direction.

Confirmed: Summer 2025 Reveal Is On Schedule

Addressing concerns about potential delays, Andy McNamara, Global Senior Director of Integrated Communications at Battlefield Studios, reaffirmed that the Battlefield 6 reveal is still slated for summer 2025. He emphasized that the development team’s current focus is on Battlefield Labs and gathering essential community feedback ahead of the official announcement.

Those who receive invites to Battlefield Labs gain a unique opportunity to experience early iterations of the game, potentially influencing changes before launch. With the reveal approaching, it’s likely that more fans will be invited to participate in the program.

What to Expect and How to Get Involved

While awaiting the official reveal, interested players can still sign up through the Battlefield Labs website. The page also links to the official Battlefield Discord server, where fans can connect, discuss gameplay, and stay up to date with franchise developments.

Recent leaks suggest Battlefield 6 may return to its roots, reintroducing large-scale, squad-focused Conquest modes and classic classes like Assault and Support. Footage has shown fighter jets tearing through the skies in aerial dogfights, while intense infantry battles rage below — pointing to a dynamic mix of air and ground combat.

Release Window and Strategic Significance

According to EA’s current roadmap, Battlefield 6 is expected to launch within the company’s ongoing fiscal year, which ends on March 31, 2026. EA CEO Andrew Wilson has described the game as the beginning of a “deep pipeline” of major releases. He also referred to Battlefield 6 as a “pivotal step” in EA’s vision for the next generation of blockbuster interactive entertainment.