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Battlefield Features To Get Limited Beta Test

by Nathan Feb 21,2025

EA unveils Battlefield Labs, a closed beta testing program for upcoming Battlefield titles. This internal test will allow select players to experience core gameplay mechanics and concepts, though not all features tested will necessarily appear in the final game. Participants will be required to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA).

Conquest and Breakthrough modes will be available for testing. Initial phases will prioritize combat and destruction system evaluation, followed by balance adjustments.

Pre-registration is open for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. A limited number of players (a few thousand) will receive invitations in the coming weeks, with expansion to more regions planned.

A few thousand players will be able to test new Battlefield featuresImage: ea.com

Development is reportedly in a crucial phase, though no official release date has been announced. Four studios—DICE, Motive, Criterion Games, and Ripple Effect—are collaborating on the project.

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