Electronic Arts just released the first official date for Battlefield Labs playtests that lets players try the game and provide essential feedback for the upcoming Battlefield title. EA announced in February that this community-involved Battlefield development program stands as their biggest initiative to date.

EA schedules the initial Battlefield Labs testing period for March 7 by selecting specific gamers from Europe and North America. The upcoming first play session concentrates on core gameplay mechanics, highlighting gunplay and movement as these mechanics need refinement. However, this round of testing will include only PC players, while console players will get to test it in the future.

Many players have signed up for Battlefield Labs, hoping for early access. The developers at EA announced plans for further playtesting sessions, which will expand their testing participant base over multiple months. The company intends to gather useful feedback in order to prevent the mistakes Battlefield 2042 experienced during its launch problems.

The NDA in place requires test participants to maintain full confidentiality regarding the project by prohibiting them from making recordings or streaming content or discussing project specifics outside their designated testing parameters. The project stands by confidentiality standards which allows it to feature enhanced gameplay elements and worth-noticing features before releasing commercially.

The upcoming Battlefield installment is set in the modern day and will be available for release in the fiscal year 2026. The ongoing testing phase will reveal increasing details about new game modes and weapons, together with gameplay changes.

FAQs

What is Battlefield Labs?

Battlefield Labs is a player selection system that enables participants to evaluate upcoming Battlefield features before reaching the main release.

When is the first playtest?

March 7, 2025.

How long will it last?

About two hours.

Can participants share details?

No, due to confidentiality agreements.