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it is right now, with the quality and quantity of content in the launch package of Battlefield 6, it is incredibly easy to recommend the game to anyone who enjoys multiplayer shooters. It’s an especially exciting proposition for those of us who just cannot keep up with Call of Duty’s rollerskates-based movement and its instantaneous time-to-kill. There’s finally a compelling middle ground between the indecipherability of tactical shooters and the yearly slop of CoD, and it’s one you won’t have to convince yourself to play simply because it’s there, you’ll do it with a big grin on your face because of how fun it is.

[ZTGD](https://opencritic.com/outlet/97/ztgd) \- [Terrence Johnson](https://opencritic.com/critic/8293/terrence-johnson) \- 9 / 10.0

>What can I say, Battlefield 6 feels like a return to form for one of gaming’s most diverse and explosive first-person shooters. The team delivered a gripping campaign full of political intrigue, great characters and enough “only in Battlefield” moments to last us until the next one. But for me, its strongest asset is its multiplayer, low map count aside there are modes here to tickle any shooters fancy. I loved this game so much, in my last match before getting off to write this review I just had the biggest grin on my face as I turn a failed helicopter flight into a parachute landing and a quad kill AND point capture. Only in Battlefield, indeed.

[TheSixthAxis](https://opencritic.com/outlet/68/thesixthaxis) \- [Stefan L](https://opencritic.com/critic/313/stefan-l) \- 8 / 10

>Battlefield 6 is a return to form for the large scale shooter, with a great blend of infantry classes, mechanised warfare, some clever new game modes, and without too much nonsense wrapped around it. It's a true successor to Battlefield 4, right down to the naff campaign.

[IGN](https://opencritic.com/outlet/56/ign) \- [Simon Cardy](https://opencritic.com/critic/5521/simon-cardy) \- 5 / 10.0 (IGN ONLY REVIEWED THE CAMPAIGN HERE)

>At nine missions and just five hours, Battlefield 6’s campaign’s flame doesn’t burn for long, and it doesn’t burn particularly bright in that time, either. It’s a staggering spectacle to behold at times, and a treat for the ears at others, but when it comes to mission design and an engaging plot, it fails to deliver at all. A quick afternoon of fun, it's a safe reimagining of what Battlefield once was, but far from a bold reinvention of what it could, and maybe should, be now.

[MonsterVine](https://opencritic.com/outlet/334/monstervine) \- [Diego Escala](https://opencritic.com/critic/2161/diego-escala) \- 4.5 / 5.0

>Battlefield 6 is the return to form the series has been needing, and it truly is at its best here.

[Gamers Heroes](https://opencritic.com/outlet/467/gamers-heroes) \- [Johnny Hurricane](https://opencritic.com/critic/6599/johnny-hurricane) \- 85 / 100

>Battlefield 6 is the best Battlefield entry in years, taking the fight to Call of Duty this holiday season.

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