Soon Battlefield 6 will be made temporarily free

Gamers watch with bated breath as the once-popular series of military shooters revives its glory. The developers at Electronic Arts have seemingly tried every method. First, they launched the free-to-play battle royale REDSEC, which is now drowning in negative reviews due to an abundance of technical errors. Then they attempted to bring back several classic modes to the action game, and now they intend to give away the sixth installment, including its multiplayer, for free. Will this help cope with the decline in online users? We'll find out from March 17 to 24.

At release, the counter on the Steam platform alone recorded nearly 750,000 simultaneous connections, but then the game began to rapidly lose its audience. So the long-awaited revival of the series did not happen. Fans negatively assessed both the developers' attempts to collaborate with popular brands and the low quality of patches that failed to fix most of the errors. However, some might have ignored the shooter's release due to its price — specifically for such people who would like to play but are not ready to spend money, next week the sixth 'Battle' will be made completely free. Mark March 17 in your calendars.

Fans of team shootouts are promised an assault on a German airfield on the 'Infected' map and battles for the underground 'Hagental Base,' as well as access to six modes, including 'Conquest' with the use of tanks, helicopters, and planes. Matches under the rules of 'Night Raid' and 'Team Deathmatch' will also take place. It's worth noting that on the 17th, the second season of Nightfall is set to release — and it will contain a ton of content. The set will include new vehicles, guns, and maps like a secret complex in Fort Lindon. Interestingly, the authors of Battlefield 6 promise to fix technical issues along with the update, including network code and AI behavior.