EA's new community testing initiative, Battlefield Labs, seeks to involve players in the development of the next Battlefield game. This early feedback will help DICE shape the game's direction and avoid repeating the mistakes of Battlefield 2042.
EA has announced a new community testing feature called Battlefield Labs for their upcoming Battlefield game, currently in a pre-alpha stage. This initiative is designed to involve players heavily in the development process, ensuring that DICE avoids repeating the mistakes that plagued Battlefield 2042. Battlefield Labs will allow select fans from Europe and North America to test early versions of the game and provide feedback to the developers.
EA emphasizes that all feedback gathered will directly influence the development of the next Battlefield title and future installments. The timing of this community testing is crucial, as the game is in its early stages of development. This allows for player input to shape the core mechanics and gameplay before they become entrenched. EA claims that this is a critical phase in development that will benefit greatly from community collaboration. The company believes that involving players early on will help them identify and address potential issues, ultimately leading to a more polished and enjoyable gaming experience. Vince Zampella, Head of Respawn at EA, highlights the immense potential of the upcoming Battlefield game and emphasizes the importance of community feedback during this pre-alpha stage. He believes that Battlefield Labs will empower DICE to refine and shape the game into its best form. While there is no official release date for the next Battlefield game yet, it's clear that a lot of hope rests on its success. The game will be developed by DICE, Ripple Effect, EA Motive, and Criterion. The developers are counting on community engagement through Battlefield Labs to ensure that this next iteration of the franchise lives up to the expectations of long-time fans
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