Many fans waiting for the official reveal of “Battlefield 6,” or whatever EA and DICE will call it, were disappointed when it became apparent that it will not be released this month. However, they still got the first look at the upcoming game in some capacity after leaks have reportedly shown 80 percent of the actual trailer is expected to premiere in June.
Leaks reveal almost the entirety of ‘Battlefield 6’ reveal trailer
More than 60 screenshots from the supposed “Battlefield 6” trailer were leaked a few days ago, and, more recently, someone arranged these images into a 6-second GIF to mimic what the actual teaser might look like. These leaks contain some familiar images from much earlier reports, including a desert island and a space rocket.
Woke up to even more #BATTLEFIELD leaks. I'd say that we've now seen 80% or so of that trailer as a lot of the scenes leaked are all 5+ secs in length...
— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) May 23, 2021
I've changed my mind, that trailer is now called "Shitstorm". pic.twitter.com/cWbyh4haoE
Prolific “Battlefield” leaker Tom Henderson has weighed in on these leaks saying they show fans 80 percent of the anticipated trailer. He further explained that many of the screenshots that appeared in the wild belong to 5-second scenes from the forthcoming video teaser.
While fans are free to take all these leaks with a grain of salt, it is worth noting that Henderson also shared a number of sketches that supposedly represent scenes from the “Battlefield 6” trailer. Now, several elements from the said sketches have also appeared in the barrage of screenshots leaked last week.
#BATTLEFIELD pic.twitter.com/RwBAi0UQsW
— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) May 2, 2021
For one, fans can see a robot dog joining combat in a couple of frames from the latest leaks. Back in April, Henderson also reported that robot dogs would be customizable in “Battlefield 6.”
‘Battlefield 6’ release date: When will EA and DICE reveal the official trailer
EA and DICE have confirmed that “Battlefield 6” will be released in the holiday season of 2021, which usually means sometime in the last quarter of the year. With this information, fans are now more interested in seeing the game’s reveal trailer that many -- reliable leakers included -- thought was going to premiere this month.
Words that rhyme with Soon:
— Battlefield (@Battlefield) May 10, 2021
June
Boom
However, the “Battlefield” official Twitter page has hinted at the official reveal happening in June. Shortly after, the next EA Play Live presentation was announced and is now scheduled for June 22.


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