After four long years, the Battlefield series returned to form with Battlefield 6. As the game continues to be supported, EA has rounded up players’ time in-game so far and provided an update on what’s to come in Battlefield 6 in 2026.
Battlefield 6 launched on October 10, 2025, with REDSEC making its debut in the battle royale space on October 28, 2025. Even after just three months, the numbers give a taste of all the shenanigans that have taken place on the virtual battlefield.
The stats are in
The team behind Battlefield 6 has shared some interesting facts and figures about Battlefield 6 and REDSEC, including players amassing over 1.7 billion matches and reaching 383.5 million gameplay hours. During that time, 12.4 billion kills have been earned, and 871 million revives.
One of the most interesting stats is deployed classes across all modes, which are as follows:
- Engineer: 28%
- Support: 27%
- Assault: 26%
- Recon: 19%
What’s more, players have scored over 300 million shotgun kills, as well as exceeded 2 million players with defibs. 102 million helicopters and jets have been destroyed in the process, with Engineers alone taking 18 million tanks out of the fight.
What’s next for Battlefield 6 in 2026?
More details will be shared in the new year about the future of the game, but for now, here are some details on the current focus for Battlefield 6 and REDSEC:
- Refining core gameplay, balance, and quality-of-life improvements across all modes.
- Developing new maps and weapons with the aim of introducing fresh tactical opportunities and continuing to evolve gameplay.
- Delivering new experiences for future seasons.
- Exploring how to build upon Battlefield Labs by bringing more of its experimentation into the live experience.
- Working through the technical details of Battle Royale Solos. More details on this are expected to be announced when the developers are confident in a plan for the mode.
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