A developer from the Battlefield 6 team has openly acknowledged that the game's interface may not fully address player concerns identified during the recent beta testing phase before the official release. Numerous Battlefield 6 enthusiasts have expressed dissatisfaction with the game's user interface design, and it appears the development studio has taken note of this feedback.

The primary criticism surrounding Battlefield 6's menu system focuses on its tile-based layout, which while optimized for controller navigation, resembles streaming platform interfaces more than traditional video game menus. Many players have voiced their preference for the classic vertical menu designs and hope to see a return to this style in the final release.

In a recent discussion with PC Gamer, Christian Buhl, Technical Director at Battlefield Studios, confirmed that the development team is actively reviewing player feedback regarding the menu system. While improvements are underway, Buhl tempered expectations by stating, "We cannot commit to a complete menu overhaul before launch, but we are addressing the most significant concerns raised by our community."

With the game's release date approaching rapidly, players should anticipate some lingering interface issues at launch. Buhl admitted that "the menu system might still feel somewhat awkward initially, but we remain committed to continuous improvement post-launch." The extent of these interface modifications remains uncertain as the development team prioritizes critical fixes.

The open beta phase has provided valuable insights for Battlefield Studios, highlighting both the game's strengths and areas requiring attention. While building excitement among the player base, the beta also revealed additional concerns beyond menu design, including debates about map scale and gameplay mechanics. It's important to note that the beta represented only a portion of the complete game experience.