The popular Battlefield series made a triumphant return on October 10th with Battlefield 6. The game quickly became a hit, attracting over 747,000 players on Steam at the same time and selling more than 7 million copies within its first three days, as reported by EA. Now, just under three weeks after launch, Battlefield 6 is expanding into the Battle Royale scene with a new, free-to-play game called Battlefield REDSEC.
The Battlefield Pro Battle Pass costs £21.99 (or the equivalent in your currency) and offers new content for 12 weeks. Let’s take a look at whether the rewards it offers are worth the investment of your time and money in Battlefield 6.
This guide will explain everything you need to know about Battlefield Coins – how much they cost and how to use them once you’ve purchased them.
Microsoft and OpenAI have been working together for some time, and today they announced an expanded partnership. This means Microsoft is increasing its investment in OpenAI, the company that created popular AI technologies like ChatGPT, Sora, and Whisper.
Fans continue to revisit classic Resident Evil games, while the Silent Hill series has seen a resurgence with last year’s remake of SH2 and Konami’s new game, Silent Hill f. If you enjoyed the striking visuals and blend of horror and beauty in Silent Hill f, the indie game The Florist might be exactly what you’re looking for.
Battlefield RedSec is a free-to-play game that looks set to be one of the biggest Battle Royale releases this year. If you’re wondering how to start playing, here’s a simple guide to installing Battlefield RedSec so you’re ready to go when it launches.
I’ve spent a lot of time playing different games in the Sims series. Whether it was the main games, MySims, Pets, or Medieval, they all had that comforting Sims feel, signaled by the iconic plumbob. For twenty years, no other game let me live such wild, unrestrained lives – becoming a fame-obsessed vampire or a prolific dater with a strange obsession with pools. For a long time, The Sims was the only game that truly satisfied that desire for a limitless life simulation.
Borderlands 4 has quickly become a hit, selling more copies in its first month than any previous game in the series. To maintain this momentum, the developers plan to consistently add new content and collaborate with other franchises. They’ve just announced their first collaboration: a crossover with another popular game published by 2K.
As a huge ARC Raiders fan, I really appreciate how Embark Studios is handling the game’s launch! They’re letting us preload it, which is awesome. It means we can download everything beforehand and make sure we have enough space on our consoles or PCs. Trust me, dealing with that after the game is released is a total pain, so this is a really smart move and will save us all a lot of hassle!
Following criticism of overly flashy cosmetics and frequent partnerships in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, the developers of Battlefield 6 (DICE) have promised to maintain the series’ realistic and intense atmosphere. While Battlefield‘s cosmetic items haven’t been as extreme as collaborations like Beavis & Butt-Head or American Dad in Call of Duty, some brighter colors have worried fans, who are now asking others to voice their concerns before the game potentially moves toward more outlandish designs.