Battlefield 6 - Official Combat, Classes, and Destruction Overview Trailer

At the core of any great first-person shooter is the connection players have with its world.

We know the things our players love about Battlefield and are elevating them to an even higher quality than ever before.

Our class system is back, with new innovations to give players even more choice.

Intense tactical combat, from the gunplay to the way you move across the battlefield, rebuilt from the ground up.

Vehicles that feel weighty, powerful, and can change the tide of war.

And of course, destruction.

Something Battlefield does unlike anyone else.

We heard you loud and clear.

You want the class system back.

Assault, Engineer, Support and Recon.

An iconic formula for Battlefield.

Each class features a signature weapon set, as well as class-exclusive gadgets and traits that define your role in the squad.

The Assault class are the frontline killers who punch through enemies' defenses to open a way for the rest of the team.

A handy grenade launcher will rob enemies of their cover, while flashbangs send them scurrying through the line of fire.

Cornered by the enemy, an adrenaline shot may be the difference between life and death.

Assaults and hands mobility combined with the option to throw on an extra primary weapon makes you a formidable force that can push deep behind enemy lines.

You needed a turn for tanks, helicopters, fucking jets?

That's when you call in the engineer.

Armed with a satchel filled with rockets and mines, this class is all about being a menace to the vehicles hunting your allies.

They're also the only class capable of repairing friendly vehicles, equipment, and weapon placements.

The Support class is there to pull your ass out of the fire, throwing down supply crates, heals, and ammo to keep you in the fights.

Support can lay down deployable cover, intercept enemy grenades and missiles, and they're the masters of the machine gun.

There is no better class to keep your squad in the fight when the odds are against you.

Recon is our tactical mastermind who provides vital information to the squad and stalks the edges of the battlefield, usually with a sniper rifle in hand to pull off the perfect headshot.

With drones capable of pinpointing enemy positions, C4 that can cripple tanks and level buildings, and a laser designator that will guide your allies' missiles right to their target.

For Battlefield 6, we've re-approached combat and rebuilt it from the ground up to create an experienced team-cast kinesthetic combat system.

Designed to give you a wider range of tactical and reflexive options during the heat of battle.

It's about being aware of what's around you.

How you move, how you shoot and how to use destruction are all carefully balanced and worked together to define this new system.

With Dragon Revive, you can now cross no man's land to save a downed squadmate by pulling them to safety while reviving them.

You can also lean and peek around corners.

You can mount weapons on walls, crouch while sprinting, and even perform agile rolls while escaping enemy fire.

All vehicles have been tuned to be more responsive and intuitive than ever before.

Whether you're tearing across the sky in a chopper, raining bullets down on your foes, or rolling through the desert in a tank, the new hitch-a-ride ability lets your squad stay together by expanding the number of spots available for vehicles.

And while it's easier to navigate with simplified control options, harnessing these war machines' full lethal potential requires the expertise of a pro.

We know you love destruction.

And for Battlefield 6, we wanted to push destruction even further, both in terms of a spectacle and as a gameplay mechanic.

We're debuting a new iteration called Tactical Destruction that gives you even more options to own the battlefield with countless ways to transform the environment.

Wall blocking your way?

Try C4, a rocket launcher, or your handy sledgehammer.

Squad firing on your team from above?

Take out the floor beneath them.

Or blow it all up.

Climb over the rubble.

Problem solved.

All these things come together to create a genre-defining, must-play first-person shooter experience you cannot get anywhere else.