Battlefield Labs: New Playtest Environment Teaser also serves Battlefield 6

Battlefield Labs: New Playtest Environment Teaser also serves Battlefield 6 on 69 reviews

EA announced today that it wants to involve players closer to the development of upcoming Battlegrounds. To this end, Battlefield Labs is starting a new environment for playtesting, in which selected players have previous access to the next game. To develop, EA is bringing together the capabilities of four studios.

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Battlefield Labs is supposed to run the game the right way

With the newly announced program for playtesting, the next offshoot of the Battlefield series is to once again become a game that the community is fully satisfied with. According to the disappointing in many ways Battleground 2042, EA would like to set the course in development at an early stage and have game concepts and mechanics tested by a larger player in the early stages of development.

An FAQ also explicitly points out that in Battlefield Labs, unfinished content can be expected “with corners and edges” and not a game close to the release version. All content made available as part of Battlefield Labs is subject to an NDA and may not be posted or otherwise shared.

Access to Battlefield Labs requires registration through the corresponding website. EA writes that all players encourage each other to participate, but locations are limited. When trying to register, the author of this news was put in a queue in which 122,000 people are currently in front of him. Ultimately, only a few thousand players will actually be able to participate in how they are selected at this point. EA talks about wanting to include both experienced players and newbies.

Strong crowds directly at the start: more than 120,000 players are in front of the author in the queue Strong crowds directly at the start: more than 120,000 players are in front of the author in the queue

Four developer studios form “Battlefield Studios”

During the announcement, it became known that the development of the next Battleground is not promoted by one studio as before. Instead, EA is bringing together the expertise and manpower of the four Studios Dice, Criterion, Motifs and Ripple Effect, which has until now been responsible for the Battlefield series. The developers of these four studios form “a new team” called Battlefield Studios.

The quartet is not actually merged and united under one roof, but remains an independent studio, but each of the mentioned employees will park themselves for the development of the next Battleground.

Playtest announcement shows teaser for upcoming Battleground

In the final seconds of the Battlefield Labs trailer, EA finally shows a first teaser for the next game, which doesn’t yet have an official name, but will likely see the light of the world when Battlefield 6.

The short video clips in the video linked above from the destructible housing facades approximately 4:42.3 are stored musically.

Gameplay teaser scenes (image: electronic arts) image 1 of 5

The presentation and use of title music from an older game is a finger that EA wants to lean on the Golden Times of the Battleground era at this point, which is situated by many veterans of the battlefield in the third and fourth parts of the series. In subsequent games, EA has also really betrayed the content, gameplay and in the case of Battlefield 2042 in the basic quality of the game.