Battlefield 6 really impressed fans with its open beta, so you can expect the game’s multiplayer to be the primary focus for everyone. While fans will enjoy the single-player campaign and that free-to-play battle royale, it’s the online multiplayer that’s bringing everyone to this game’s release.
The game is set to launch with eight multiplayer modes, five of which were available during that acclaimed open beta. Fans were able to enjoy these modes for a good few days, and we imagine a lot of them are antsy about simply playing through this again. While a third open beta doesn’t seem likely, our guide will help players who are looking to get into this shooter.
So, without further ado, here’s everything we know about Battlefield 6’s multiplayer modes.
Modes Available During the Open Beta
Conquest
- Two teams of 32 players
- Capture and hold multiple flags to drain enemy points
- Both teams start with 1,000 points
- Victory happens when you have the most points at the end of the round
- Vehicles can be used
- Large-scale maps used
Breakthrough
- Two teams of 24 players
- Capture two flags to gain the most points at the end of the round
- Whoever has the most flags has the biggest advantage
- Select vehicles can be used in this mode
- Large-scale maps are used for his mode
Rush
- Two teams of 12 players
- Plant or defuse bombs depending on your role
- Victory is determined by the number of bombs blown up or defused
- All vehicles are available in this mode
- Large-scale maps are used in this mode
Domination
- Two teams of eight players
- Attack and capture three flags
- First team to reach 300 points wins
- No vehicles for this mode
- Small-scale maps are used for this mode
King of the Hill
- Two teams of eight players
- Attack and capture two flags
- First team to reach 250 points wins
- No vehicles for this mode
- Small-scale maps are used for this mode
Modes Not in the Open Beta
Team Deathmatch, Squad Deathmatch, and Escalation are the last three modes. EA didn’t include them in the open betas, likely due to tinkering and polish. It’s not hard to imagine what Team and Squad Deathmatches are like, but Escalation is a huge mystery to players right now.
Fans are theorizing that Battlefield 6's Escalation will be like Operations in Battlefield 1, where more areas of the map are unlocked based on your progress. However, that hasn’t been confirmed, so fans will have to wait for more details.
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