Battlefield 6 Just Leaked Nearly 40 Minutes of Gameplay Footage and It Looks Amazing

Nearly 40 minutes of Battlefield 6 multiplayer gameplay has leaked, offering an extensive look at what fans can expect to see from the upcoming FPS. It has been no secret for a while now that Battlefield 6 is on the way, but EA finally confirmed its existence earlier this week.

Following Battlefield 6's official reveal, fans should finally begin to get excited about the next game in the series. Although 2021's Battlefield 2042 wasn't exactly a smash hit with fans, steps are being made to ensure the next entry doesn't repeat the same mistakes all over again. There's even an ambitious plan for EA to hit 100 million players with Battlefield 6, which would require the game to be a gargantuan success to even come close to.

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Two separate Battlefield 6 multiplayer leaks have spilled onto Reddit and YouTube. The first, a short 39-second clip, offers an awesome look at Battlefield 6's destruction physics, which has always been an important part of the series. In the video, a tank gun is blown into the air by an explosion, landing on a car and building. It crushes the car entirely, while also tearing off the front of the building on the way down. It shows how these physics items interact with each other in the world naturally, a moment that drew plenty of praise from impressed users.

New Battlefield 6 Leak Shows Off Impressive Destruction Physics

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However, the bulk of the leak comes via the 37-minute YouTube video, which seems to have been taken from the ongoing Battlefield Labs test. This showcases Battlefield 6 at its glorious best, running at Ultra settings on an RTX 5090, with the footage all focused on the Domination and Conquest game modes. It's a comprehensive leak, with boots-on-the-ground and tank gameplay both featured throughout. Frankly, it looks awesome, and the fact that it's marked as a pre-alpha in the footage only makes the potential of the finished product all the more exciting.

Fans seemingly won't have to watch longingly at leaks from others for long. EA recently confirmed that Battlefield 6 will have an open beta, which hopefully isn't too far away at this point given the game's rumored October 10 release date. When the open beta is released, players will be able to hop in for themeselves and see if the right lessons really have been learned from Battlefield 2042.