The Battlefield 6 Battle Royale has entered its testing phase through BF Labs, and a leaked 15-minute preview by YouTuber Tomski is already stirring reactions. Initial observations suggest strong parallels to Call of Duty’s Warzone, though players anticipate potential shifts once they experience it firsthand.

Dynamic environmental destruction remains a signature element, a staple since Bad Company’s 2008 debut. Squads must lock in class selections pre-match, with no mid-game changes allowed. Starting with two class-specific gadgets, players rank up by eliminating foes or finishing objectives. Special abilities unlock progressively—such as Assault troops accelerating armor usage. Collecting Intel Cases grants squad-wide XP boosts.

Unlike traditional battle royales with gradual zone damage, the Battlefield 6 variant employs an instant-death boundary, removing flanking tactics reliant on surviving the encroaching perimeter. This mechanic pressures squads to stay ahead of the collapse.

Randomized missions offer high-tier loot, delivered via risky airdrops visible to all. Teams must secure these packages before rivals intercept them. Core mechanics otherwise align with genre standards, emphasizing teamwork and map control.

No release window has been confirmed for the mode, though it’s expected post-launch (the base game arrives October 10). Developers prioritize refining gameplay based on tester input, avoiding rushed deployment until feedback is integrated.