We've guessed that Battlefield 6 might get its own battle royale mode since it became available for fans to try out in the Battlefield Labs limited community playtest room. In the time since, Insider Gaming reported battle royale would launch on October 28, 2025, while gaming news Twitter account Modern Warzone reported over the weekend that the mode would be titled Battlefield: RedSec. EA finally unveils Battlefield 6's battle royale mode: testing begins this week, the shrinking ring insta-kills you, and "destruction will be everywhere" Battlefield 6's battle royale mode is looking very promising if these alleged leaks are anything to go by, and FPS fans are already excited: "This made me uninstall Warzone" Oh, that's how EA apparently expects Battlefield 6 to get 100 million players: it seems to have its own Warzone-style battle royale mode, "coming soon to Battlefield Labs" And while there's nothing from EA officially saying, "This is our battle royale mode," that's what most signs point to. The thumbnail for the trailer even features soldiers parachuting onto the battlefield, a staple drop-in feature of battle royale games. On the Battlefield Twitter account, a post featuring the thumbnail art was accompanied with "Eyes up. Plates on," which seems to imply Warzone-style armor plates will be a part of the experience. A potential Battlefield battle royale mode might follow the Call of Duty: Warzone formula with a free-to-play battle royale shooter based on a main game – presumably, as part of a different launcher. While the battle royale genre is very crowded right now between Fortnite, Warzone, and EA's own Apex holding top spots, given the massive success and positive player reception to Battlefield 6, I wouldn't be shocked in the slightest if its take on the free-to-play format blows up. Battlefield 6 devs are waging war on XP farms because they've "made it harder" to find "experiences Portal was created for," but they know some feel "farming servers are necessary"