Electronic Arts is launching its initial open beta trial for *Battlefield 6* this weekend, with early access reserved for those who secured invites via Twitch drops or enrolled in the Battlefield Labs program. Despite limited availability, massive player queues have already formed, signaling intense anticipation ahead of the test period.

As highlighted by VGC, discussions on Reddit reveal that servers have reached capacity, leaving thousands in virtual waiting rooms. Many participants are reportedly keeping games idling to secure early slots once the beta becomes active.

According to SteamDB analytics, over 24,000 concurrent users logged in during peak hours, underscoring strong early engagement. Preloading began earlier this week, allowing fans to install the trial version ahead of time.

Recent previews have fueled enthusiasm for the title. Following last week’s gameplay showcase, Wccftech’s Kai Tatsumoto praised the experience, noting: “The chaotic synergy between infantry, armor, and air support harkens back to the franchise’s golden era. Large-scale battles with dynamic team coordination create an electrifying atmosphere. While my demo only scratched the surface, October’s full release can’t arrive fast enough.”

With server stress tests already demonstrating high demand, EA appears poised to deliver a robust multiplayer framework – though whether it meets inflated expectations remains to be seen.