Battlefield 6 Open Beta breaks records on Steam

As per the information released, the game already has more than 600,000 pre-sale purchases and several additions to its wishlist.

Considered one of the most anticipated titles of the year, Battlefield 6 entered Open Beta. And it is already conquering a legion of players on Steam. According to information shared on social media and by Steam itself, the EA game has gained over 600,000 players. This is just in the first weekend of the Beta. To learn more information and statistics about the Battlefield 6 Open Beta, check out the following:

Record on the Battlefield 6 Open Beta Wishlist

The expectation is that the number will be even higher, especially when we have the numbers for the second week of the Battlefield 6 Open Beta. It is worth noting that in the second week, the game had new modes and a new map, further increasing the range of options for players.

When we consider other notable data obtained by the Battlefield 6 Open Beta on Steam, it is impossible not to mention the impressive number of players who added the game to their wishlist on the platform. According to the latest figures, the total number of additions exceeded 2.7 million on August 11.

In addition to the number of players who added the game to their purchase wishes, another 600,000 made a purchase of Battlefield 6 during the game’s pre-sale. This ranks sixth among the most profitable games on Steam and third when considering the total sales already made. During the Battlefield 6 Open Beta period, the game reached 517,853 concurrent players.

It is worth remembering that the data in question refers only to the game’s performance via Steam, without considering the game’s main platform, EA.

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Leaker Reveals Possible Plans for the Future of the Franchise

According to the information available on Steam, the game is expected to be launched on October 10, 2025. This in itself is an active week for players in Latin America, as it is the same week that the Brazil Game Show (BGS) takes place in the city of São Paulo, Brazil.

However, according to some leakers in the community, especially the X profile “MMORPGBR,” this will not be the only release for the franchise. According to a post made by the profile, EA Games would have plans to turn the Battlefield franchise into a game with annual releases, following the line of other successful FPSs, such as Call of Duty.

The revelation would have come from analyst Michael Pachter, who claims to have obtained confirmation directly from Byron Beede. He is currently responsible for the Battlefield titles within EA. If true, the fan community of the franchise seems ready to embark on this new era of Battlefield, in addition to achieving even more records for the title, which has pleased several generations of players for years.

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