Exciting new leaks for Battlefield 6 have surfaced, revealing extended gameplay footage from the beloved Rush game mode. This classic multiplayer format appears to be making a triumphant return in EA's upcoming first-person shooter, much to the delight of long-time franchise fans.

Despite no official announcement from EA or Battlefield Studios, the game's development is well underway. Players participating in the Battlefield Labs testing program have been exploring content destined for future releases. While strict NDAs prevent direct discussion, numerous Battlefield 6 leaks have emerged, giving the community glimpses of what's to come.

A recent Reddit post by user Brilliant-Sky2969 shared 15 minutes of Rush mode gameplay from the closed alpha test. While previous leaks focused on Conquest mode, this confirmation of Rush's return has sparked excitement among the Battlefield community, with many nostalgic players particularly thrilled by the familiar sound of armed M-COM stations.

First introduced as Gold Rush in Battlefield: Bad Company (2008), this intense game mode has become a staple across the franchise. Rush challenges attackers with limited respawns to plant explosives on objectives while defenders attempt to stop them. Successful detonations unlock new sectors of the map, creating dynamic battles that evolve throughout each match.