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Battlefield 2042 introduced the Portal map creation tools to the franchise. But later this year, Battlefield 6 will take things even further with an overhauled map-creation toolset for the upcoming shooter. Now, DICE and EA have shared a video that offers a brief glimpse at the new Portal mode and what it's bringing to the table. The new Portal mode allows players to build, share, and play their custom maps with more options than ever before. One of the new tools is a spatial editor powered by Godot that gives creators the chance to spatially edit maps and move around pre

Earlier this year, EA showed off some of the destructible elements in Battlefield 6. That glimpse of destruction you can wreak was amplified in the recently released multiplayer trailer for the game. But if you were hoping to be able to knock down every building on the map, then you may be disappointed, because the game's Tactical Destruction system will only offer so much leeway.EA executive vice president Vince Zampella told PCGamesN that the Tactical Destruction system gives player "unparalleled levels of freedom." However, he reasons that if it was possible to completely destroy all of the buildings on the map

Battlefield 6 has been officially revealed, and it's bringing the series back to the present after its foray into the future with Battlefield 2042. At launch, there will be nine maps, set in New York, Egypt, the Iberian Peninsula, and other locations.All of the featured maps will include multiple combat zones, which EA describes as "hand-crafted and tailored to suit specific modes." That means each map is designed to support different gameplay options.Conquest, Breakthrough, and Rush modes are all returning in Battlefield 6, along with Team Deathmatch, Squad Deathmatch, Domination, and King of the Hill. There's also a brand-new mode called Escalation, which pits two teams against each other as they attempt to cap

EA and DICE held their grand reveal for Battlefield 6 today, with streamers from around the world descending into Los Angeles to take their first crack at the game. Along with the first gameplay reveal came confirmation of BF6's PC requirements, and thankfully, you won't need a super-rig to get the best performance.The minimum requirements to play Battlefield 6 on PC include a Nvidia RTX 2060 or AMD Radeon RX 5600 graphics card, as well as either an Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600 processor. Recommended specs don't venture much further than that, as the recommended graphics card is an RTX 3060Ti or Radeon RX 6700-XT, along with a i7 or Ryzen 7 processor.It's important to note that the specs for the full release are different from those of the open beta test taking place during the next two weekends, though not by much. The full sp

Dead Take feels more like an artist's point of view of the unsaid traumas and private despair that plague the lives of actors than a horror adventure game. It is still very much a video game driven by rewarding puzzle mechanics, but the meat of the experience is the insight it gives of what it can feel like to be an actor. It's altogether more disturbing than spooky, and although certain supernatural elements do dampen the puzzle box nature and horror of the overall game, Dead Take is still a powerful, emotion-driven descent into one man's psyche.Experienced entirely in first-person, Dead Take has you play as an actor named Chase who breaks into and explores the seemingly abandoned mansion of Cain, a famous Hollywood producer. There are signs of a party, but all the lights are off and an eerie stillness hangs over the darkened hallways and strangely shaped rooms. Chase is looking for his friend, Vinny

While today's Battlefield 6 Multiplayer Livestream Event focused on the ways we'll be playing the game with friends, there were a few teasers for the other ways we can enjoy Battlefield 6 later this year. Along with a hint that the battle royale mode Operation Firestorm is coming back, EA and DICE provided a brief teaser for the single-player campaign, and it sounds like things in the world of Battlefield 6 aren't great.The 30-second clip centered around a woman explaining what's happening in her world at the moment. She says the world as it was once known has "crumbled," and that "alliances that have held since World War II" are "gone." She pivots to say that "every crisis is an opportunity" before finishing with a quote from Game of Thrones--"chaos is a ladder."