The next Battlefield game—referred to unofficially as Battlefield 6—is currently holding an early beta and despite players having to sign an NDA to participate, footage has leaked online. Encouragingly,

A new Battlefield feature, the ability to drag a downed teammate to safety, was among the many things that leaked out of the early tests. Sirland said this will be a "key feature in the revive loop," going on to say he's expecting to see "some interesting use" in the next test.

There's also been a lot of positive chatter about in-game movement, too, with improved and/or reintroduced movement features such as crouch sprint, combat dive, and landing roll, as well as new visual indicators "to make it easier to understand when movements such as vaulting or leaning are possible."

New leaks from EA's next Battlefield game show off some impressive new footage of the game's environments and sound design.

New Battlefield 7 test footage has hit the web, this time revealing an impressive environmental destruction system, a new feature, and the body's reaction to sniper bullets.

Several impressive game mechanics set to appear in the highly anticipated next Battlefield game come to light following recent playtest leaks.

Perhaps most surprising of all, however, is EA is seemingly doing very little to combat the leaks. Most publishers are fiercely protective of leaked early footage as pre-release g