#Battlefield 2042

After a string of rumours, whispers and leaks EA has finally lifted the veil of the latest Battlefield, seeing the flagship first-person shooter moving away from the historical setting of recent entries to a near-future backdrop - with this year's model subsequently called Battlefield 2042. In a break from other recent traditions, it'll also do away with a single-player campaign, and there are no plans for an accompanying battle royale mode.

Battlefield is back, and they’ve entered the FPS genre again with a massive bang, showing off their new game through a 4 minute reveal trailer online, and with the release of the trailer comes a website dictating a massive amount of information on the game’s release. Battlefield 2042 Trailer and...

Battlefield 2042 is coming October 22, 2021, and EA Play subscribers will get the chance to dive into the war-centric game with a 10-hour early-access trial starting October 15. After an official Battlefield 2042 reveal yesterday, EA confirmed that its next instalment in the franchise will launch on PS5 and...

On Wednesday, EA Dice unveiled the first details for the sixth game in the “Battlefield” franchise, including its name: “Battlefield 2042.”. The multi-player first-person shooter will be released for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and PC on Oct. 22. The new installment will widen the map for “Battlefield’s” largest matches ever, with matches filled with up to 128 players on the new-generation consoles and PCs (Xbox One and PS4 players, however, will be capped at 64 players and reduced map sizes).

It’s official: the next Battlefield game will be Battlefield 2042. Battlefield 2042 is set in the near future on an Earth ravaged by ecological disaster, with the United States and Russia fighting over the planet’s rapidly diminishing resources via mercenaries. Today’s trailer teased some of the upcoming game’s new features, while veterans of the franchise were treated with a reference to an old Battlefield tradition: the LoopZook.

Hackers have managed to gain access to the corporate network of gaming giant Electronic Arts (EA) and they have reportedly stolen 780GB of source code, SDKs and other proprietary tools from the company. According to a new report from Vice, after the hackers broke into the company's network, they took...

On today's IGN The Fix: Games, DICE has revealed Battlefield 2042. The upcoming shooter will be missing some modes such as battle royale and a single-player campaign. This streamlined experience will reportedly allow the studio to focus on its strengths when the game hits next-gen consoles and PC. Fans can rejoice however as beloved modes such as conquest and breakthrough will make a return! And Finally, Call of Duty Warzone could be taking the fight back to WW2, with a new map set in the Pacific Theater of the second world war.

As part of this week's E3-like dump of game news and reveals, EA has announced one of its most unsurprising games of the year: Battlefield 2042. But don't get too excited. The word "reveal" should be taken with a grain of salt, as we don't know much about how the game will work—and we expect that EA will tease fans with a slow news trickle until the game's launch on October 22 on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.