Battlefield 6 has leaked again and impresses everyone

New gameplay videos of Battlefield 6 have been circulating on social media for a few days, rekindling interest in the next installment of the Electronic Arts franchise. These clips already give us a glimpse of some of the major new features, with a clear focus on environmental destruction. And it's safe to say the results look impressive.

More lively… and destructible environments for Battlefield 6

One of the most talked about Battlefield 6 clips shows a tank in action, crossing the battlefield destroying everything in its path. Walls, buildings, structures: nothing seems able to resist its advance. Added to this are cannon fire that triggers real collapses, proof that the game's physics have been reworked to offer a more immersive experience.

The return of this environmental destruction in Battlefield 6 brings back the best memories of games like Bad Company 2, which had marked players with their dynamism. Here, the settings are no longer simply pretty backgrounds, they react to combat, evolve, and can completely transform a situation.

A palpable tension in the clashes

Another Battlefield 6 clip shows a sequence on foot, in the middle of a war zone. The player tries to take cover in a building, but is quickly dislodged by enemy artillery fire that pulverizes the walls around him. This kind of situation, where security is fleeting, increases tension and forces you to constantly adapt your strategy.

In a latest video, we see a more rural terrain, with snow-capped mountains in the background, destroyed villages, and large rocky expanses. Battlefield 6 seems to offer a real diversity of settings, between dense urban areas and more open natural landscapes.

Other previous leaks have mentioned a single-player mode influenced by the film Civil War and the atmosphere of games like Dead Space, without further details for the moment. At the same time, an old gameplay system from Battlefield 5 could make a comeback, reinforcing the idea that Battlefield 6 wants to modernize the existing system without denying its foundations.

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