Battlefield developer reveals which previous Battlefield title inspired Battlefield 6

Battlefield 6 is set to launch into its first open beta on August 7 for those who have obtained an early access key, and ahead of the title getting into the hands of the public, a producer for the game has revealed which previous Battlefield title inspired Battlefield 6.

DICE's lead multiplayer producer Jeremy Chubb revealed in a recent interview with PC Gamer that Battlefield Bad Company 2 was the entry in the series that developers aimed to recapture the essence of in Battlefield 6. The producer explained that when DICE looks back on the legacy of the developer, at its core is Bad Company 2, with its "intimate destructive experience". Chubb goes on to say that the team recognized those qualities were lacking from the last entry in the series, and that "we really wanted to go back to that."

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"When you look for excellence in our legacy, [Bad Company 2] is where you find it," Chubb said. "That game particularly delivered on a level of fidelity and a sort of intimate destructive experience," Chubb continued. "Blasting out a single wall, bringing down a partial building, or entire buildings. It was comprehensive, and it felt like the identity of that game more than anything else. We know that was kind of missing from our last game, and we really wanted to go back to that."