EA Studios is ready to present something exciting new: Redsec – an epic battle royale mode! After the successful release of Battlefield 6 Battle Royale, EA Studios wants to give players something else: something epic for battle royale fans!
Redsec is free-to-play and will debut alongside Battlefield 6 Season 1’s first week launch tomorrow, featuring updates that enhance core gameplay.
It’s free-to-play
Tomorrow marks the launch of Redsec, Battlefield 6’s battle royale mode rumored to launch later in Season 1; EA has yet to comment much, though fans on /r/battlefield6 subreddit claim having experienced early versions and finding them enjoyable.
Blackwell Fields map in Battle Royale features expansive scale and abundant verticality; not as expansive as Verdansk map in Call of Duty’s Warzone mode but EA promises an immersive experience nonetheless.
Tomorrow when it launches, more details on its release time and more will become clear here on this page. BR will be available as a separate download on PS Store, Xbox Store and Steam; PC users should ensure they have at least 35-40 GB free space available before downloading this mode.
It’s launching tomorrow
Since Battlefield 6 was announced, players have been eagerly awaiting its anticipated Battle Royale mode. EA promised that they were developing it and some lucky beta-testers even got to play through Battlefield Labs; now EA have confirmed that RedSec, their version of last-squad-standing experience will finally make its debut alongside Season One content on October 28.
As part of Season 1, Soldiers will be dropped into new locations and LTMs. Additionally, this update will enhance core movement and animations, including smoother landings and faster stance transitions; address issues of accuracy dispersion; bring it more in line with intended balance between precision, control, and range performance; as well as add Twitch Drop rewards for watching streamers on Battlefield Live; plus introduce Twitch Drop rewards!
It’s coming to Xbox One
Tomorrow marks the long-awaited release of Battlefield 6 battle royale – RedSec – by EA for free-to-play release to compete with Fortnite and Warzone. This will give people a taste of its gunplay without needing to purchase the full product.
Season 1 will feature a brand-new map, game mode and weapons; additionally, improvements are being made to vaulting animations, weapon dispersion and lighting fixes among other changes to the base game.
Redsec has yet to be confirmed as either an independent client for Battlefield 6 or as an add-on, such as a “shadow drop”, but it would be wise to check store pages on Xbox and PlayStation for preloading information as release times will differ depending on where you reside and depending on server capacity; release times could even occur simultaneously globally!
It’s coming to PC
Since Battlefield 6 released, fans have waited patiently for its promised battle royale experience. Since last-squad-standing genre continues to rule the shooter landscape, EA and BF Studios finally decided to put forward this endeavor.
EA launched Firestorm for Battlefield V back in 2018 when the genre was becoming popular; this attempt at capitalizing on this growing trend proved unsuccessful, however. Players felt as if it was just another half-baked attempt by EA to ride its wave.
Tomorrow, a full gameplay trailer of the new mode will debut on YouTube, making note that it will be free-to-play for all players without needing an PS Plus or Xbox Game Pass subscription – something which should also apply to PC users as per reports; microtransactions remain unknown at this time.
