Brutal: Battlefield 6 officially presented, without filters, without futurism and with a lot of destruction

Battlefield 6 returns with a modern and brutal war: official trailer and all the details.

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After months of leaks and rumors, Battlefield 6 is now a reality. EA and DICE have officially presented the game with an action-packed trailer, showcasing its contemporary setting and confirming its release date.

The title will arrive on October 10, 2025, for Xbox Series, PS5, and PC, with massive battles, real-time destruction, and urban scenarios filled with tactical chaos. The first trailer has made its intentions clear: frantic pace, vehicles, verticality, and a return to what made the franchise great.

Battlefield 6: it’s absolutely brutal

In addition to the standard edition —€80 on consoles and €70 on PC—, a ‘Phantom Edition’ has also been announced, which will include additional digital content for €110 on consoles and €100 on PC.

There will be no early access with any of the versions, so all players will start on an equal footing on launch day.

For now, no integration with Game Pass or EA Play has been mentioned, although there may be news later on. As soon as it’s available, we’ll add the official trailer here so you can watch it directly from Generación Xbox. Has what you’ve seen of this new installment convinced you?