The Battlefield community is going crazy with excitement! EA has just confirmed the date for a pre-alpha server performance test! It’s a big deal for fans like me who’ve been waiting to see what comes next for the series. This test is a massive step to ensure the game’s servers can handle the intense, large-scale action the game is famous for. Here’s everything you need to know.
The test kicks off on May 23, 2025, at 10 AM CEST (1 AM PT for those in North America). It’ll run for 72 hours, giving the team a bunch of time to push the servers to their limits. Players in Europe, North America, and parts of Asia can participate. The official announcement came from Battlefield Comms on X, stating it’s all about testing server stability with lots of players online at once.
Want in? You’ll need to sign up through Battlefield Labs. It’s invite-only, and invites start going out on May 23. If you’re picked, you’ll get an email with instructions. There’s an NDA, so no sharing details if you join. For a full breakdown on signing up, check out Insider Gaming’s article.
BF games thrive on huge battles—think 128 players duking it out on giant maps. That’s tough on servers, and this test is about making sure the next game (maybe BF 6?) runs smoothly. Fans are already talking about it on Reddit, guessing what features might show up. Some even think it hints at a 2025 release, as noted in a GameFragger piece.
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This pre-alpha test is a promising sign for Battlefield fans. It’s a chance to help shape the game and ensure it delivers the peak battles we love. Sign up for Battlefield Labs, watch your email, and stay tuned for more news!
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