"Are you one of the many jilted Call of Duty fans let down by this year's exceptionally mid release? Was it the half-baked campaign, the blatant use of generative AI assets, or the general lack of innovation? Luckily, Battlefield Studios is providing a reprieve, as the excellent multiplayer shooter will be free to play this holiday weekend, a perfect time to test the waters of this different style of competitive FPS."
"This free trial is a little tricky to access. Instead of downloading the full Battlefield 6 game, new players must access the trial through Battlefield 6's free-to-play client, Redsec. Through here, you'll have access to the main game's multiplayer modes, as well as its battle royale and the newly launched Gauntlet mode. For newcomers, Battlefield Studios has wisely dropped a comprehensive introduction to the game, breaking down how the different modes work and some strategies worth taking to heart."
Battlefield 6 will be free to play from November 25 to December 2 on all platforms. The free trial grants access to three maps (Eastwood, Siege of Cairo, Blackwell Fields) and four modes, including Conquest. Playlists are designed for casual play to reduce encounters with sweats and try-hards. New players must use the Redsec free-to-play client rather than downloading the full game to access multiplayer, battle royale, and the Gauntlet mode. Battlefield Studios provides a comprehensive introduction detailing how modes work and offering strategies. Smaller modes like Team Deathmatch and Sabotage offer more familiar, focused FPS experiences.
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