Battlefield Mobile first details revealed: Weapons, vehicles, modes EA DiceBattlefield players are hyped up for October and the long-awaited release of Battlefield 2042, but Battlefield Mobile is also set to drop soon. Here\u2019s what we know. The release of Battlefield 2042 is drawing closer by the day. Ushering in a hyper-stylized take on futuristic warfare, fans are excited for the franchise to return for the first time since 2018. Promising huge signature skirmishes and jaw-dropping spectacle, it\u2019s a great time to be a Battlefield player. It isn\u2019t just console players getting a slice of the action, though. Battlefield Mobile is now appearing on the Google Play store. Bringing the war to the mobile market, here\u2019s what we know so far. Battlefield Mobile gameplay details While Battlefield Mobile isn\u2019t available to download at the time of writing, we do have details on what to expect. Veering away from the compact experience of CoD Mobile, EA are looking to replicate their console success in a portable way. Touted to bring \u201clarge-scale battles\u201d to mobile players, it is safe to say that we can expect classic modes like conquest to make an appearance. Players won\u2019t be disappointed when it comes to destruction either, as EA will be including \u201clarge-scale destruction\u201d in true Battlefield fashion. The map Grand Bazaar and \u201cclassic Battlefield game mode\u201d , Conquest will be available during to start with. . EA will likely drop a mixture of new and familiar modes as development goes on. If you\u2019re looking to buddy up too, you\u2019re in luck. Battalion building and squads are rumored to return. Progress made in the Autumn play test will wiped at its conclusion. Weapons and customization The battle will change constantly, as new weapons are unlocked through ranked progression. From assault rifles to sidearms, Battlefield Mobile will offer flexible customization for every playstyle. Franchise classics such as the FN2000 (first seen in Battlefield 2) and the P226 (Battlefield 4) are part of the huge arsenal fans can explore. It wouldn\u2019t be Battlefield without specific roles returning either. Whether it\u2019s time to be a medic or try something new, roles will be included for Battlefield\u2019s mobile debut. Fans looking to add their own touch to their operator can do so with changeable skins too. Vehicles in Battlefield Mobile Traversing the warzone of Battlefield can be risky, but luckily there are some awesome vehicles to choose from. Tanks will be wrecking the place, allowing for players to capture some classic Battlefield gameplay. Partnered with the destructive environments, using these armored mammoths is sure to be a blast. Players looking for something faster can hop onto ATVs, to make an agile getaway from dangerous foes. Aircraft like helicopters will surely make an appearance too. When is Battlefield Mobile releasing? Battlefield players looking for their first taste of mobile warfare can register for an Autumn playtest. Available on Android and iOS, the preview will initially be for fans in Indonesia and the Philippines. A wider release will follow in the months to come. Remember to keep checking back with us, as more Battlefield Mobile developments unfold.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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