Battlefield 2042’s first technical test is underway and, as is the nature of tests like these, a bunch of raw gameplay of the highly anticipated first-person shooter has made its way online.
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A recently leaked video from a Chinese user on the video-sharing website BilliBilli showed off 11 minutes of gameplay from the technical test, giving fans a look at everything from in-vehicle gameplay to what firefights will look like in the upcoming game. Not a whole lot of shocking stuff can be found in the video, but fans excited for the game may want to see what they can expect it to be like when they get a chance to play.
This isn’t the first 2042 gameplay to come out. EA released a gameplay trailer in June that showed some in-game footage. However, it was all cut up over the span of about three minutes.
Alongside the typical Battlefield staples like destructive environments and a dedication to realism, the popular Conquest and Breakthrough modes from previous Battlefield titles will make a return, whilst an as-yet-undescribed Hazard Zone mode will also be on the cards. The first technical test for Battlefield 2042 is set to run from August 12 to August 16, and will allow players who signed up for an EA Playtesting profile to jump into specific three-hour windows of gameplay each day.
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This is just a taste of the game. Players will be able to see more when Battlefield 2042 releases on October 22, 2021 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
