EA Teases Full Battlefield Reveal Set for This Summer
May 06, 2025 10:45 PMElectronic Arts (EA) has announced a full reveal of the much-anticipated Battlefield game, set for summer, ahead of its release before April 2026. EA CEO Andrew Wilson confirmed the game's progress during the recent earnings report, stating that invite-only playtests have been ongoing, aimed at regaining community trust after the poorly received Battlefield 2042. The new Battlefield is expected to return to traditional classes and focused maps while being set in modern times. Leaked footage hints that the game may feature locations, possibly including Gibraltar. EA is taking steps to ensure a successful launch, even considering delays if necessary due to competition like GTA 6.
When will Battlefield 2025 be released?Battlefield 2025 is expected to be released before April 2026, with a full reveal coming this summer.
Battlefield is a franchise that has captivated gamers for years, known for its large-scale combat and strategic gameplay. After the mixed reception of Battlefield 2042, the new game aims to restore the series' reputation by going back to its roots with familiar mechanics and gameplay styles that fans enjoyed in earlier titles. This includes a return to classic classes and refined maps designed for competitive play.
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Rolling R!ck commented on: 2025-05-06 23:06:08
Glad to see EA taking their time to get this right—rushing another Battlefield would’ve been a disaster. A modern setting with classic classes sounds like the perfect mix of nostalgia and something new. Leaks about Gibraltar have me hyped, but after 2042, I’ll believe it when I see it actually deliver on launch day.
N3rdo commented on: 2025-05-06 22:54:10
Nice to see EA playing it safe with a back-to-basics approach—sometimes you just gotta give the people what they want. Hopefully, the modern setting and Gibraltar leaks mean we’ll get some fresh twists on classic Battlefield chaos. Playtests and possible delays show they’re learning from 2042’s mistakes, but the real test is whether they can win back the fans who felt burned last time.
