For troops and veterans, the Battlefield video game franchise has always been more than a shooter. Rather, it’s a test of tactics, communication and chaos management.
After the rocky reception of Battlefield 2042, developer DICE needed a strong comeback. Battlefield 6 , which launched Friday, mostly delivers. It restores structure, returns to its roots and brings back the kind of team-based warfare that feels grounded in the way service members actually fight.
It is not perfect, but it is the best the series has been in a decade.
Squad tactics return to the front line
The biggest win for Battlefield 6 is its renewed focus on teamwork. The game brings back the classic four roles — assault, support, engineer and recon —each with specific gear and advantages that make squads function li