Dive into the Battlefield 6 open beta! Get the inside scoop on Conquest Large on the new Offshore Strike map, new gameplay features like tactical destruction & drag and revive, and all the key dates. A must-read for fans!

The launch of the Battlefield 6 open beta has been one of the most highly anticipated events in the gaming world this year. It’s a critical moment for both players and developers, offering a first look at the game’s new features and a crucial stress test for its online infrastructure.

The beta, which is running for two weekends, is giving players a taste of the large-scale warfare the franchise is known for, while also serving as a valuable feedback loop for the developers at Battlefield Studios. With new gameplay mechanics, a revamped class system, and a renewed focus on destruction, the beta is a bellwether for the full release.

What Stats Are Available

Players can view a wide range of performance metrics, including

Kill/Death Ratio (KD)
Shot Accuracy
Total Matches Played
Total XP Earned
Total Kills, Assists, and Revives
Most Played Class and Game Mode
Win Rate and Objective Contributions (like flag captures)

You’ll also get a downloadable image summarizing your stats, perfect for sharing on social media with the hashtag #BF6Stats.

How to Check Your Stats

To view your Battlefield 6 beta stats:

Go to the Battlefield 6 Stats Recap Page.
Enter your EA ID (your display name in Battlefield 6).
View your full breakdown for Weekend 1, and soon for Weekend 2 as well.
You can also check your friends’ stats by entering their EA IDs.

Alternatively, you can use the Battlefield 6 Discord bot:

Join the official Discord.
Use the command /bf6 beta1 stats in the stats channel.
Follow the bot instructions to get your stat card.

Beta Timeline & Game Launch

Weekend 1: August 9–11, 2025
Weekend 2: August 14–17, 2025
Full Game Release: October 10, 2025

This stat tracking system is expected to expand with the full release, potentially bringing back features similar to the old Battlelog system.

Key Dates and Access Methods

EA has structured the Battlefield 6 open beta with multiple phases to accommodate as many players as possible and to manage server load effectively.

The initial period, an early access window from August 7 to 8, was for members of Battlefield Labs or those who obtained a code through select Twitch streams. This was followed by the first public open beta weekend from August 9-10, open to all players on supported platforms without the need for a code or a pre-order.

A second, longer open beta weekend is scheduled from August 14 to 17, also with open access for all players. This phased approach allows the developers to gather feedback and data in a controlled manner before opening the floodgates to a larger audience.

Content and Gameplay Innovations

The beta offers players a focused, yet comprehensive, look at what to expect from the full game. The core content of the beta is the Conquest Large mode on the new Offshore Strike map, which supports a massive 56 players per side.

This scale is a hallmark of the franchise, and the beta aims to test how the new engine and design choices handle this level of chaos. Key gameplay innovations include:

Tactical Destruction: A refined destruction engine allows players to blow up walls and buildings, fundamentally changing the battlefield as the match progresses. This dynamic environment design encourages more strategic and adaptive gameplay.
Kinesthetic Combat System: This new system promises enhanced movement and gunplay, making player actions feel more fluid and responsive.
Drag and Revive: A highly requested feature, players can now drag downed teammates to safety before reviving them, adding a new layer of tactical depth and teamwork.
Weapon Mounting: The ability to mount weapons on surfaces for stabilization provides a new way to engage enemies with increased accuracy.

Technical Performance and System Requirements

A major focus for any beta is technical performance. Players on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S are able to test the game’s stability, server performance, and overall optimization. The minimum and recommended system requirements for PC are quite demanding, reflecting the game’s next-gen focus on large-scale maps and detailed destruction.

Minimum specs require an Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600 with an NVIDIA RTX 2060 or AMD RX 5600 XT, along with 16GB of RAM. Recommended specs push this even further, asking for an Intel Core i7-10700 or AMD Ryzen 7 3700X and an NVIDIA RTX 3060 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 6700-XT. These requirements highlight the graphical and computational intensity of the game.

The beta is a crucial step in the development of Battlefield 6, providing a real-world test of its ambitious features and a valuable opportunity for the community to provide feedback before the game’s official release on October 10, 2025.

Item	Details
Early Access	August 7–8, 2025 — available to those who signed up for Battlefield Labs before July 31, obtained Twitch drop codes, or are EA Play Pro subscribers
Open Weekend 1	August 9–10, 2025 — open to everyone
Open Weekend 2	August 14–17, 2025 — open to everyone
Preloading Starts	August 4, 2025 — preload is available across Steam, Epic Games Store, EA App, PS5, and Xbox Series X
Platforms	PC (Steam, Epic, EA App), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X
Maps & Modes	Weekend 1 includes maps like Siege of Cairo and Liberation Peak, with multiple modes overlaying “Combat Zones”
Join the Beta	No registration needed for open weekends—just search for “Battlefield 6 Open Beta” on your platform during active periods
System Requirements	Minimum (PC): Windows 10, 16 GB RAM, RTX 2060 / RX 5600 XT; Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, VBS, and HVCI required
Issues & Community Buzz	Huge demand: over 334,000 concurrent Steam players and 800,000+ peak Twitch viewers. Cheating concerns with hackers using aimbots and triggerbots are being reported. Fans are also noting the faster Time-to-Kill (TTK), leading to debates about pacing and strategic depth.