Customer Ratings & Reviews

The campaign mode is not very engaging. It gets boring.

After the mixed reception of Battlefield 2042, I went into Battlefield 6 cautiously—but I’m happy to say this feels like the franchise finally finding its footing again. Gameplay & Gunplay: The gunplay is the best it’s been in years. Weapons feel punchy, recoil patterns are predictable without being boring, and movement has just the right amount of weight. The return of class-based gameplay brings back the sense of teamwork the series was starting to lose. Maps & Destruction: DICE really flexed the PS5 hardware here. The maps are huge, detailed, and full of dynamic destruction. Skyscrapers collapsing mid-match, bridges blowing apart, and sandstorms rolling in make every round feel unpredictable in the best way. Some maps are better balanced than others, but overall the variety is great. Performance: On PS5, the game runs smoothly at 60 FPS in most modes, with very few dips—even during chaos-heavy moments. Load times are quick, and the haptic feedback on the DualSense adds a nice layer of immersion. Progression & Customization: Progression feels more rewarding and less grindy than recent entries. Unlocks come at a steady pace, and customization doesn’t feel cluttered or overly monetized. There are microtransactions, but they’re mostly cosmetic. The Downsides: A couple of maps feel too open, leading to long stretches without seeing the enemy. There are also occasional bugs—nothing game-breaking, but enough to remind you this is a live-service title that will need a few patches. Verdict: Battlefield 6 is the return to form fans have been waiting for. It’s not perfect, but it captures that signature “only in Battlefield” chaos better than any game since BF4. If you're on PS5 and craving massive battles, dynamic destruction, and squad-based action, this is absolutely worth picking up.

Battlefield 6 is a fun and fast-paced shooter that brings back the classic Battlefield feeling. The maps are large, the explosions look great, and the battles feel intense. Gunplay is solid and the vehicles are fun to use, whether you’re flying a jet or driving a tank. The game still has a few bugs here and there, but nothing that ruins the experience. Overall, it’s a strong entry in the series with exciting multiplayer action and plenty of memorable moments.

Battlefield is honestly one of the best shooters I’ve played. The graphics are super clean, the sound effects make it feel real, and the large maps keep the game exciting every match. I like how chaotic it gets with tanks, helicopters, and infantry all fighting at the same time. The gunplay feels smooth and satisfying, and playing with a squad makes it even better. If you’re into big team battles and realistic war gameplay, Battlefield is worth it.

Battlefield 6 is honestly the first Battlefield in years that feels like the series is back on track. The gameplay is smooth, the gun handling feels great, and the maps are actually fun to play on again. Every match has that classic Battlefield chaos where random moments turn into stories you want to talk about later. The destruction looks good, the sound design is extremely realistic, and the weather effects add a lot without feeling distracting. Vehicles and infantry feel balanced, and the game finally rewards teamwork the way it used to. Performance has been solid too, with fast matchmaking and stable servers. After being disappointed by some of the recent releases, this one has been a huge relief. If you have been waiting for Battlefield to feel like Battlefield again, this is the one to get.

Battlefield 6 is surprisingly good. I like the destruction, the campaign is great and the multiplayer is fun.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time with Battlefield 6. It brings back the classic feel that made the older Battlefield games so memorable. From the dynamic building destruction to the well-designed class system, every match feels engaging as I work alongside my squad to secure victory. If you loved the earlier Battlefield titles, enjoy games like Call of Duty, or simply want to try something new, I highly recommend giving Battlefield 6 a shot.

Awesome graphics, Storyline is on point, replay value is high The Storyline/ game is kinda short, otherwise I had fun playing this game

I’ve been a battlefield fan since 1942, but none of the newer ones (since Battlefield 4) kept my interest. I played the free week of this one on PS5 and enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Some of the new maps are “okay”, but play more like COD. Not necessarily bad to change it up a bit, but they’re also adding in more OG maps that make me hopeful about the games future. It’s the best “feeling” BF to date from gunplay and audio to just general movement. Overall, I’d recommend as is, but even more so if they bring in more OG maps and/or new maps similar to previous titles.

Battlefield 6 delivers exactly what you expect from the franchise — large-scale battles, impressive graphics, and nonstop action. On PS5, the performance is smooth with fast load times and stable frame rates, even during chaotic multiplayer matches. The visuals are sharp and immersive, with detailed environments and realistic effects that really show off what the console can do. Gunplay feels responsive, and the large maps create dynamic moments that make every match feel different. Multiplayer is where this game shines. The scale, teamwork, and vehicle combat bring that classic Battlefield feel while still feeling modern and polished.

BF6 is a breath of fresh air compared to recent games like BF 2042 and the past few years of Call of Duty. If you enjoyed any of the older Battlefields like BF3 and BF4, you'll enjoy BF6. Biggest negative is the single player campaign in BF6 is pretty week and not that enjoyable

I love the physics of the destruction for the buildings the graphics are phenomenal, i love to use the guns, my favorite is the M4A1 i use it in every match. It’s really hard to use helicopters and planes but theres a setting where that could be changed easily changed.

While this game can be fun, it can also be frustrating. The campaign isn't bad and has some fun sequences and kind of gives you the entire view into the class system that the multiplayer uses. The weapons all do feel different, but the unlock system can take a while to generate enough XP to unlock the attachments you want to use. Levelling up does give access to more weapons and gadgets and seems to be about the right pace. However the recently released Battlepass seems to be very skewed and takes forever to get from tier to tier. It also several different paths which also look like they will take a large chunk of time to accomplish, with the higher rewards being possibly out of reach. The Battlepass is also skewed towards those that play REDSEC (battle royale and gauntlet), which don't really have that BF feeling to them, but instead are tacked on because every other game is doing a Battle Royale. The good news is that there are constant tweaks and updates to try and make the game better and better, but the con of this is sometimes those tweaks are not for the better. In general, the game rewards those that play as a squad and utilize their abilities to work together to capture objectives, etc. Unfortunately, the Daily, Weekly, and Weapon challenges encourage the player to go off on their own to be able to accomplish them. That being said, when you are with a good squad and working together and having some really crazy gunfights or cinematic moments in a round, the game can really shine and be fun.

Much better than where we were headed with 2042. Great combat, tuned physics, good maps amd great game modes. Really appreciate escalation.

I was a big fan of Battlefield 3 and played the others afterwards, just not as much. This game is such a great time, while some may argue about the campaign, I thought is was enjoyable play through. Even went back to do the completion trophies. As for the multiplayer, I've been playing since the closed beta, and have been having so much fun like I did in Battlefield 3. The new destruction physics are incredible, and each match you are having new experience. While you may encounter some bugs, nothing that I experienced has been game breaking and I'm sure future updates will address such things. I also thought the free to play BR mode is also a great time, something to defiantly check out if you're on the fence about this game. I give it a 5 out 5. If your looking for true authentic 1 to 1 game play, go join the Army.

What else is there to say? This is an addictive shooter, with lots of realistic graphics, with a touch of COD arcade-like. There are plenty of game modes and additions to keep you busy for a while.

I was going back and forth between rating it four or five stars and I wish I could rate it 4.5. I’m sure most people that buy this game are going in with the intention of only playing the multiplayer but I think it’s neat that they decided to include a campaign. I enjoyed it for the course of 5 hours or so, but it’s a very forgettable story. If you’re a trophy hunter, it’s so easy to get all the trophies that are campaign related. The multiplayer trophies on the other hand are going to take you a while. No matter which class you decide to play as in the multiplayer, you’re going to have fun especially when you’re playing with friends. Last thing I feel I should include is that progression can also take a while to unlock more guns, gadgets, etc. But I don’t feel it’s to the point where it’s too grindy.

Battlefield 6 on PS5 is very fun and exciting to play. The graphics look amazing, and the gameplay feels smooth and realistic. The battles are intense, and the online multiplayer mode keeps the game entertaining for hours. Loading times are fast on PS5, and the sound effects make the experience even better. Definitely a great game for fans of action and shooter games.

This is the first Battlefield I play since Battlefield 3. Decided to get after reading so many good reviews. The campaign is short and pointless, but you're not buying this came for the campaign. You're buying for the multiplayer, which is everything I was hoping for.

On the PS5 platform, Battlefield 6 is one of the most compelling multiplayer shooters of the generation so far. If your primary interest is jumping into large-scale, vehicle-laden warfare with friends or online squads, this game will likely satisfy you. The core experience is polished, well optimised, and fun. That said, if you’re looking for a standout single-player narrative, major mode innovation, or radical changes to the franchise blueprint, you may feel the game stops a little short of greatness.