With Activision Blizzard officially releasing Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, the industry's attention naturally turned to new trends in its long-term competitor "Battlefield" series.The latest news shows that EA's battlefield studio said it will still unveil the next generation of "Battlefield" works this summer as planned.

Andy McNamara, the global senior integrated communication director of EA's Battlefield series, recently revealed to the media that the team is "developing something."When asked clearly whether the new work will still be announced in June this year, McNamara responded: "When the time for the announcement comes, the player community will know. Our current focus is on the Battlefield Labs community testing program and prepare for the official announcement planned this summer."

It is reported that this new work, temporarily called "Battlefield 6", is currently scheduled to be officially released before April 2026.Its development and testing project "Battlefield Labs" was launched in March this year, and was the first to launch a series of closed tests focusing on mobile, combat mechanisms and environmental damage systems on the PC platform. During this period, a large amount of real-time gameplay content has been exposed on the Internet.

EA CEO Andrew Wilson previously revealed that in North America and Europe alone, more than 600,000 players participated in these closed tests.EA said that the "Battlefield Labs" project will be expanded to Asia in the future.Regarding subsequent progress, such as the possibility of more platforms joining tests or opening public beta, please stay tuned for official updates in the coming months.