When most gamers think of Battlefield 6, multiplayer would usually be the first thing on everyone’s mind. However, with this newest installment of Battlefield, focus has shifted towards the full story campaign. It’s been some time since the game mode has been present in the Battlefield franchise, so it’s to be expected. With the title releasing on October 10, here’s the full Battlefield 6 campaign breakdown so gamers can know what to expect.
As described by the Battlefield 6 developers, this campaign is stated to be “gritty, adrenaline-pumping Battlefield gameplay through memorable characters that players can love, emphasizing world-building.” This year’s Battlefield 6 campaign will also have direct ties to its multiplayer counterpart. This means that the campaign will have the same features, which include weapons, skills, and more. This will allow players to easily transition in between the story mode and multiplayer mode, excluding the factor of a potential learning curve. The campaign itself takes place in 2027, where a private military group called Pax Armata comes to power due to NATO falling apart. It’s up to Dagger 13 to put a stop to Pax Armata’s growing power and influence. While aspects of multiplayer are included in the story mode, the campaign itself is strictly single player, so no Cooperative play.
Players will play as four operatives, each with their own specialty roles, like one would find in the multiplayer mode:
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The story campaign is said to take players at most 9 hours to complete. There are 9 missions in total, so it’s about an hour a mission. Those missions are:
Battlefield 6 is set to launch on October 10, 2025, for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
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