Recent leaks suggest that the highly anticipated Battlefield 6 will include a total of 15 multiplayer maps—11 brand-new ones and four remastered classics. Despite the mixed reception of Battlefield 2042, the upcoming installment has already generated significant buzz. The reveal trailer for Battlefield 6 has reignited hope among fans that the franchise is returning to its roots, with many eagerly awaiting the multiplayer showcase scheduled for July 31.

Before the official announcement, snippets of Battlefield 6 multiplayer gameplay have surfaced online, further fueling excitement. The game's reveal trailer outperformed rival Black Ops 7's trailer in terms of likes within just one hour, and it quickly surpassed 500,000 wishlists on Steam. If EA and DICE execute their plans well, Battlefield 6 could dominate 2025's gaming landscape.

Battlefield 6 has become one of the year's worst-kept secrets, with leaks emerging almost daily. The latest reports, sourced from a datamine by The Game Post, reveal potential multiplayer maps and campaign missions. However, some names may be placeholders, so fans should approach this information cautiously.

Battlefield 6 Leaked Maps and Missions List

New Maps

• Abbasid (Cairo)
• Outskirts (Cairo)
• Battery (Gibraltar)
• Limestone (Gibraltar)
• Capstone (Tajikistan)
• Tungsten (Tajikistan)
• Dumbo (Brooklyn)
• Aftermath (Brooklyn)
• Eastwood (California)
• Badlands (California)
• Granite (California - Battle Royale/Gauntlet)

Remastered Maps

• Operation Firestorm (Battlefield 3)
• Propaganda (Battlefield 4)
• Talah Market (Battlefield 3)
• Downtown (Battlefield: Hardline)

Campaign Missions

• Prologue
• Implementation (Gibraltar)
• Night Raid (Cairo)
• Mission to Protect (Brooklyn)
• Drone Attack (Tajikistan)
• Invasion (Gibraltar)
• Ataka (Brooklyn)
• Tank Mission (Cairo)
• War (Tajikistan)

If these leaks hold true, questions arise about how much content will be available at launch versus post-release. For instance, the rumored battle royale mode may not be included initially, which could delay the "Granite" map. Fans will have to wait for EA's official updates to know for sure.

The good news is that the wait for more Battlefield 6 details is almost over. The game's multiplayer reveal on July 31 promises to unveil key features and gameplay mechanics.