US EditionBattlefield 6's Redsec Free-to-Play Battle Royale Mode Launches Today
Battlefield: Redsec offers a large map, class system, and destruction mechanics in a free-to-play battle royale format to attract new players, according to GameCentral readers.
- On Tuesday, Battlefield Redsec, the battle royale mode for Battlefield 6, launched free-to-play on Oct. 28, 2025 at 8 a.m., expanding the game's offerings.
- After Battlefield 6's Oct. 10 release, some players who did not buy at launch may try Redsec free-to-play, which EA appears to aim at converting into full game sales.
- Players must download Battlefield RedSec before playing, which features eight squads with four players each across Fort Lyndon and brings back Portal with limitless creation tools.
- Early players report being impressed and plan weekend play, while GameCentral reader impressions suggest some might purchase Battlefield 6 after trying Redsec.
- Some commentators note EA's stronger handling of Battlefield 6, with Portal and game-creation tools marking a broader push to expand player-driven experiences this year.
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Electronic Arts Inc. and Battlefield Studios have launched Battlefield REDSEC, a Free to Play destination that redefines the genre and settles on Battlefield's iconic DNA. Battlefield REDSEC presents a bold new approach to the Battle Royale genre, an intense patrol-based competitive mode called Challenge and new ways to unlock Portal's power. REDSEC launches along with Battlefield 6 Season 1, bringing combat to Southern California and introducin…
From now on, the fans of Battlefield 6 can play out in the new Battle Royale mode called "RedSec". Is this the desired boost for the Electronic Arts shooter?
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