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Battlefield 6 and REDSEC Season 5 Adjustments Revealed, More Planned For 2027
Battlefield Studios has detailed upcoming changes for Battlefield 6 and its battle royale mode REDSEC, set to launch with Season 5 on October 13th. Updates include adjustments to vehicle mechanics, anti-air systems, and matchmaking for both titles. Further refinements and new features are planned through 2027.
Weekend PC Download Deals for Oct. 2: Steam Autumn Sale and friends
The annual Steam Autumn Sale has begun, offering discounts on a wide range of PC games, including recent releases and older titles. Several other digital storefronts like GOG.com, Epic Games Store, and Fanatical are also hosting their own autumn sales, providing various deals and free games.
Battlefield 6 and REDSEC Get Major Gameplay Changes | Invision Game Community
Battlefield Studios has announced significant gameplay updates for Battlefield 6 and Battlefield REDSEC, coinciding with the start of Year 2 and Season 5. The changes focus on core systems including vehicle combat, gunplay, and Battle Royale features like matchmaking and reconnect functionality. These updates aim to enhance player experience and dynamic matches, with continued development planned through 2027.
"It's a nice story to tell": How DICE bounced back from Battlefield 2042's disastrous launch to release the blockbuster Battlefield 6
DICE VP and GM Rebecka Coutaz details how the studio recovered from the disastrous launch of Battlefield 2042 to achieve success with Battlefield 6. The turnaround involved reorganizing development, listening to player feedback, and empowering teams across multiple studios, leading to Battlefield 6 selling seven million units in three days.
It's time to decide the worst graphical effect in games: chromatic aberration vs blood/dirt
This article discusses and polls readers on which graphical effect is the worst in video games, pitting chromatic aberration against blood/dirt effects in a head-to-head comparison. Other effects like motion blur, depth of field, and bloom are also mentioned as candidates for removal from game settings.
I urge you to check out this hidden object game where you play as the world's most helpful sniper
Sniper Dan, a new game from Denki, blends hidden-object gameplay with first-person shooting mechanics, offering a unique and wholesome take on the sharpshooting genre. Players assist characters by shooting objects to solve problems, with upgrades and cosmetic items available for purchase.
Wardogs Season 2 is just weeks away, and it already looks "sick"
Bulkhead CEO Joe Brammer has teased upcoming content for Wardogs Season 2, which is planned for release in approximately three weeks. Brammer expressed excitement for content cut from the initial early access launch, while also acknowledging current balancing issues, particularly with team colors and vehicle performance. He emphasized that player feedback is crucial for refining the game's vision.
WARDOGS: Why Players Keep Coming Back
WARDOGS, a competitive multiplayer military sim shooter from Bulkhead Studios, has achieved significant success with over two million copies sold in five days and a peak of nearly 430,000 concurrent players on Steam. Its appeal lies in its realistic military simulation aspects, combined with a unique sandbox freedom that allows players to engage in various activities beyond traditional combat, such as building fortifications or transporting teammates. Despite some balance issues and hit registration problems, WARDOGS offers a compelling experience that stands out against larger AAA titles.
"I really want Criterion to be considered the best studio in the UK" – why the home of Burnout has a future with Battlefield
Criterion Games, known for the Burnout series and Need for Speed Unbound, is now fully focused on the Battlefield franchise, contributing significantly to Battlefield 6. Studio leadership emphasizes that the core principles of controlled chaos and spectacle that defined their racing games are still present in their current work on Battlefield. The studio has grown and is aiming to be considered the best in the UK.
Wardogs delivers what Battlefield 6 was too console-brained to pull off: A real server browser
Wardogs is praised for its effective server browser, which offers a community-driven experience that Battlefield 6 lacks. The article criticizes Battlefield 6's "Portal" system as a poor substitute for a true server browser, highlighting Wardogs' success in implementing features fans have long desired in the genre.
Battlefield 6 codes (September 2026) for Playercard Titles, cosmetics, and more
New codes for Battlefield 6 have been released, offering cosmetic items such as Playercard Titles, an Attack Helicopter skin, and a Uniform Patch. These rewards are also available in the free-to-play Battlefield Redsec. The article provides a list of active codes and instructions on how to redeem them on the official EA website.
Hit PlayStation 5 Shooter Gets Massive 50% Price Cut on PS Store
Battlefield 6 is currently available at a 50% discount on the PlayStation Store, priced at $34.99 for the Standard Edition. This limited-time offer, which also includes discounts on add-ons, will end on September 10, 2026. The game features single-player, multiplayer, and a customizable Portal mode, and was developed by Battlefield Studios.
Battlefield 6 Redsec is borrowing yet another mode from Call of Duty: Warzone - Resurgence
Battlefield 6's Redsec mode is introducing Rapid Royale, a new game mode heavily inspired by Call of Duty: Warzone's Resurgence. This faster-paced battle royale variant will feature smaller maps, a reduced player count, and quicker circle movements. Rapid Royale is set to launch with Season 5, which also plans to introduce proximity chat to the game.
UK software sales chart for the week ending September 5, 2026 – Onimusha, Orbitals debut
The UK software sales chart for the week ending September 5, 2026, shows Onimusha: Way of the Sword debuting at #2 with 87% of sales on PlayStation 5. The Nintendo Switch exclusive Orbitals launched at #3. The Blood of Dawnwalker took the top spot.
Weekend Console Download Deals for Sept. 4: Last chance for PlayStation's Gamescom Sale
This weekend features significant sales on PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch titles, with many deals ending soon. Notable discounts include God of War Ragnarok, Red Dead Redemption 2, and various titles from Capcom and the PlayStation Gamescom Sale.
Start Your EA SPORTS NHL 27 Season Now With EA Play
Electronic Arts is offering EA Play subscribers a 10-hour early access trial for EA SPORTS NHL 27, featuring the new Connected Franchise mode and an overhauled broadcast package. Members also receive a 10% discount on digital purchases and monthly in-game rewards for various EA titles.
Nvidia says it's only targeting "photorealistic" games with DLSS 5, but am I the only one who thinks…
The author expresses concern that Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology, intended for "photorealistic" games, risks homogenizing art styles and detracting from the unique visual design of many titles. While Nvidia assures developers have control, the underlying AI's focus on photorealism is seen as a step backward from artistic diversity.
Footage leaks of EA's Iron Man game but can it beat the Marvel curse?
Leaked footage has surfaced online for Electronic Arts' Iron Man game, developed by Motive Studio. Despite missing assets, the early trailer showcases impressive gameplay of Tony Stark in action. The game's future remains uncertain due to recent layoffs at EA and a history of underperforming Marvel titles, though Insomniac's Spider-Man games are notable exceptions.
Playdate maker Panic refunds tariff surcharges to customers
Playdate maker Panic is refunding customers who paid tariff surcharges, following a US Supreme Court ruling that President Trump's tariffs were unlawful. The company had added a 19% tariff line item to Playdate orders during a specific period. Separately, a report indicates the European games industry generated €30 billion in 2025, with mobile and tablets being the leading platforms.
European games industry revenue reached €30bn in 2025
The European games industry generated €30 billion in 2025, with digital purchases making up 91% of revenue. While the original five major markets saw a slight decline, the overall revenue figure is bolstered by the inclusion of 11 new countries in the report. Mobile and tablets were the leading platforms for both usage and revenue generation.
