A series of first-person shooter video games started out on Microsoft Windows and OS X in 2002, Battlefield is set to release its sequel by next year. In a statement to IGN, an EA representative confirms that developer DICE intends to release the sequel sometime in 2021. “Longer term, the studio is concentrated on the longer term of Battlefield that we’ll be bringing to players in 2021,” reads the ultimate a part of a press release from EA regarding DICE’s plans moving forward. Previously, EA had suggested that Battlefield might be released as late as 2022, but it seems that EA and DICE are now anticipating the discharge of subsequent game sometime during the subsequent year.
The most recent sequel was released in November 2018 and was developed by series creator DICE. After Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 focused on modern military combat, both Battlefield 5 and Battlefield 6 are going to be supported early wars of 20 century. EA returned to the Steam after the discharge of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on 15th November 2019. The game may contain Vietnam wars and a lot of artillery and action compacts are to be included. The return of Bad Company 2 is predicted because they deserve a comeback consistent with many gamers.
Battlefield 6 will mainly specialize in single-player and multiplayer campaign based projects. The motive behind such expectation is that the release of Battle Royale Segment called Firestorm, which is sort of successful and it’ll decrease the burden of the latest alterations. Electronic Arts have assured that Apex Legend will hold his role as its primary shooter. There are plans to enlarge Respawn Entertainment’s battle royale experience further within the coming months with upcoming seasons. it’ll be made available on mobile having IOS and android with more features added to players.
There seems no decide to release on Xbox One or PlayStation. Apex Legend crossed 70 million players across different platforms and is getting to celebrate the duos. Though it had failed miserably in its early launch, yet things are blooming now.