FPS fans can expect a rare event from November 25: Battlefield 6, the latest opus in the famous Electronic Arts franchise, becomes available free of charge for seven days. This trial period, scheduled until December 2, strategically coincides with Black Friday offers. And everything suggests that a reduction on the complete game will accompany this initiative.
The announcement was published by EA on its official blog, where the publisher detailed the outlines of this week of free access. The objective is clear: to allow players to experience a large part of the game, with its maps, its emblematic modes and its new features, at no cost. For the curious or undecided, this is an opportunity to get a complete idea of what Battlefield 6 has to offer.
What content will be accessible during the free trial?
During this trial period, the publisher promises total immersion in the world of Battlefield 6. As the official publication specifies: “From November 25 to December 2, the ultimate total war is free for everyone. Fight in intense urban clashes on the streets of Cairo. Deploy on the iconic terrains of Southern California transformed into battlefields at Eastwood and Blackwell Fields. Immerse yourself in the iconic large-scale battles of Battlefield in mode Conquest or Breakthrough. Take on your enemies and destroy their cargo in Sabotage mode. Engage in extremely intense close-quarters combat in Team Deathmatch mode.
This test week particularly highlights the “Sabotage” mode, just introduced into the game via a recent update. This is a strategic new feature that complements the classic modes of the series and could appeal to regulars and newcomers alike.
Retained progress and unlockable content
Another significant advantage: the progress made during the free week will be retained. This means that if you decide to purchase the full version after this period, everything you have unlocked will still be accessible. A strong argument to motivate those most invested, especially since a special offer linked to Black Friday should strengthen the appeal of the game.
Electronic Arts is obviously counting on this initiative to attract a new wave of players, and revive interest around its multiplayer mode. As the test published by Insider Gaming reminds us: “The multiplayer mode still has a bright future ahead of it, and Electronic Arts studios will be supplying it with content for a good while.”
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