EA has confirmed its next Battlefield game is still on track to launch before next April, with a full reveal due this “summer”, following several months of invite-only playtests.
EA CEO Andrew Wilson shared the news of Battlefield’s imminent reveal as part of the company’s Q4 and financial year 2025 earnings report. “As we look to the future, we’re confident in our ability to execute across a deep pipeline,” he wrote, “beginning this summer with the highly anticipated reveal of Battlefield, a pivotal step in delivering on our next generation of blockbuster entertainment.”
The publisher also recommitted to its previously announced FY26 release window for Battlefield, meaning the game is still on track to launch before April next year. Back in February, Wilson suggested EA might be willing to delay its next Battlefield if “some things happening in the year” meant that “wasn’t a great window for us” – seemingly an oblique reference to GTA 6, which has since been delayed into May next year.
EA has previously shared some lofty goals for its next Battlefield, saying it wants it to be the “biggest [series entry] we’ve ever made.” To that end, it’s been running invite-only playtests since March as it seeks to “get the community back on [its] side” following the poorly received Battlefield 2042 – which quickly became one of Steam’s worst-reviewed games of all time after its launch in 2021, and was later acknowledged to have flopped.