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Battlefield 6 PC Multiplayer Review

 

 Overview

Battlefield 6 has been hotly anticipated by fans since it's open beta, and BF6 delivers. Battlefield 6 has chaotic moments, hectic firefights, amazing map design, and great performance. BF6 goes back to BF3 and BF4 as its inspirations, and this can easily be seen. BF6 is already one of my favorite multiplayer experiences I've ever played.


Gameplay

Battlefield 6's chaotic combat sandbox is second to none when it comes to recent titles. The game stands out among recent shooters, and for good reason. The games "Only in battlefield" tagline fits this mayhem perfectly. For example, you could be a sniper watching over a Control Point in Operation Firestorm, spotting enemies for your allies. When suddenly a pilot drives their flaming fighter jet directly into the building you are on, causing the whole thing to collapse under your feet. Moments like these are why Battlefield 6 stands out in a space filled with CoD games and Extraction shooters.



Battlefield 6 also absolutely nails map design. The return of Operation Firestorm is an absolute blast to play, Liberation Peak is even more fun than its beta counterpart, Empire state is the perfect map for close quarters and infantry firefights, and Manhattan Bridge and New Sobek City make for some epic standoffs in open areas and in between buildings. The maps size is perfect for the nonstop chaotic action I wanted.



The game modes are also great. Classic Conquest is as fun as ever, Breakthrough is a blast even with some poor balancing, Domination is full of fast paced action, Squad and Team Deathmatch is exactly what one would expect from Battlefield deathmatch, Escalation isn't my favorite, but still a great time. King of the hill makes for epic infantry standoffs, and Rush mode also makes a return. Classes play an important role here, even in the open weapons playlist. Support and Assault quickly became my main classes, with Recon being my situational class. Each class has their own downside and benefits.

Battlefield 6 is very clear that in order to win you have to work with your squad and play the objective. 4 players are better than 1. Supports can revive downed players and cover the Assaults, while Engineers follow the charge with tanks, and Recons snipe from a distance. This type of team synergy is key to victory. You will not win if your entire team is playing as Recon. You will not win if everyone is Assault and keeps getting killed by snipers and Supports. You will have a much better chance of victory if your team collaborates to win.
Vehicles are also well balanced, and aside from the air vehicles, have great controls. The M&K air controls are incredibly awkward and basically make you look like you are literally blind while flying these. Tanks and Jeeps however have excellent controls. Jeeps are perfect for squads to use to get around, ATVs can make for some chaotic moments, Anti Armor tanks aren't my favorite, but still pretty good, Anti Air tanks I rarely use, and Anti Infantry tanks are by far my favorite. Each tank is equipped with a machine gun (Aside from the Anti Air tank) and I honestly prefer these to the Tank cannons. Each vehicle can cause maximum destruction along with serious damage to enemy defenses or attacks. Knowing what to use and when is key to victory.



Verdict



Battlefield 6 is easily my favorite of the franchise. With it's chaotic multiplayer sandbox, Its amazing graphics and optimization, and its great maps and modes, Battlefield 6 may honestly be my favorite multiplayer I've ever played.

Gameplay: 100

Battlefield 6 absolutely nails gunplay and chaos. Making it the perfect combat sandbox, and one of the best multiplayer FPS games in years.



Graphics: 95

While not perfect (Brightness!) Battlefield 6 manages to look great, and run well while doing it.


Overall: 100 💎

I've never played a game as chaotic as this. I've never played a multiplayer game as fun as this. In Battlefield 6, everything just clicks right into place. Sure there are a few hiccups, But it's a Battlefield game. There will always be bugs. But as it is right now, Battlefield 6's multiplayer stands among my favorite games I've ever played.





 


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