If you have been waiting for the right time to try Battlefield 6, this is it. EA has confirmed that the game will be free to play for an entire week, starting 25 November and ending on 2 December. It lines up neatly with the Black Friday period, so there is a good chance players will also see a solid discount on the full release. For anyone curious about the series or unsure about jumping in, this free access window is a proper chance to get hands-on.
What’s included in this Battlefield 6 free trial
The trial gives you a clear look at what the game is offering right now. You can fight through the dense streets of Cairo, move across the SoCal-style areas in Eastwood and Blackwell Fields, and push into the large-scale battles that the series is known for. Conquest and Breakthrough return as the big, open modes, while Team Deathmatch keeps things fast and close. The free week also includes Sabotage, a new mode added only days ago, where both teams try to destroy enemy cargo and control the pace of the match.
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It is rare for a shooter to offer a full week instead of a weekend, and it shows that EA is trying to get more players into the game at the right moment. You can level up, unlock gear, and test different loadouts without paying anything.
If you decide to buy Battlefield 6 after the trial, your progress is expected to carry over, which makes the whole offer more appealing. A week is enough time to get familiar with the maps, learn the flow of the modes, and see whether the game fits your taste.
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