All Battlefield 6 maps at launch

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There are nine Battlefield 6 maps at launch, including the return of Battlefield 3's Operation Firestorm. The remaining eight maps are all original and spread over a range of varied environments, from Brooklyn, New York, to the mountain valleys of Tajikistan.

Depending on the map you'll see a focus on infantry combat, or space for Battlefield 6 vehicles to shape the fight, and combat zones, which allow each map to fit different game modes. Below, I've laid out a list of all the Battlefield 6 and what you can expect from each one. There are also three more maps on the way post launch as part of the Battlefield 6 season 1 roadmap.

All multiplayer maps in Battlefield 6

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Here's a list of all the Battlefield 6 maps you can play at launch:

  • Siege of Cairo
  • Iberian Offensive
  • Liberation Peak
  • Empire State
  • Manhattan Bridge
  • Saints Quarter
  • New Sobek City
  • Mirak Valley
  • Operation Firestorm

All maps are divided into "combat zones" which are essentially map variants that can accommodate differently scaled Battlefield 6 modes.

For example, Liberation Peak is a large map that you can play a range of modes on. For Conquest, you play on the full map, known as Ridge 13, but for Breakthrough, you play a slightly smaller version called Medevac Mile. For the infantry-only Domination mode, you play in an even smaller area known as Iron Pass. The map you're on might inform which of the Battlefield 6 classes you pick too.

Below we've listed some more details about each map, including what vehicles have been confirmed within each one (assuming you're playing a large-scale game mode that supports vehicles in Battlefield 6).

Siege of Cairo

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Siege of Cairo mixes up a lot of small buildings with tight alleyways that break up large, open streets and courtyards where you'll often find capture points and mission objectives.

Available vehicles: IFVs, Tanks

Iberian Offensive

Iberian Offensive, one of the Battlefield 6 maps

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Iberian Offensive is well-suited to close-quarters infantry combat, mixing densely winding Gibraltar streets with elevation, and featuring many destructible building.

Available Vehicles: Light Transports, IFVs

Liberation Peak

Liberation Peak, one of the Battlefield 6 maps

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Liberation Peak features a series of military installations, bases and settlements on a curving mountainside. There's a lot of open space and aerial combat plays a big part here. So make sure you know how to get jets and helicopters in Battlefield 6 and, perhaps more importantly, how to fly them with these Battlefield 6 flying tips.

Available Vehicles: Light Transports, IFVs, Tanks, Anti-Air (mobile and stationary), Attack Helicopters, Attack Jets

Empire State

Empire State, one of the Battlefield 6 maps

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The Empire State map is a highly vertical urban map set in Brooklyn, with lots of tall buildings and narrow spaces where enemies are often firing up or down at each other.

Available Vehicles: Infantry only

Manhattan Bridge

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Manhattan Bridge is mainly built for close fighting beneath the bridge itself and in the surrounding Brooklyn streets. There's a lot of destructible elements to take advantage of and space for attack helicopters.

Confirmed Vehicles: Attack Helicopters

Saints Quarter

Saints Quarter, one of the Battlefield 6 maps

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Saints Quarter is a close-quarters map set in Gibraltar's Old Town, focused around a central fountain courtyard and plenty of destructible houses.

Confirmed Vehicles: Infantry only

New Sobek City

New Sobek City, one of the Battlefield 6 maps

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The New Sobek City map is set around the outskirts of Cairo, with a mixture of sandy terrain and construction sites. It's also large enough to make room for ground and air vehicles.

Confirmed Vehicles: Tanks, Attack Helicopters

Mirak Valley

Kundara Valley, one of the Battlefield 6 maps

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Mirak Valley is the largest map in Battlefield 6, made from ruined villages and built around trench warfare in a mountain valley. It's large enough to fit in ALL the vehicles.

Confirmed Vehicles: Light transports, IFVs, Tanks, Anti-Air, Attack Helicopters, Attack Jets

Operation Firestorm

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A returning map from Battlefield 3, Operation Firestorm is set on a gigantic burning oil field and refinery station, with a mixture of industrial buildings and arid open terrain.

Confirmed Vehicles: Light transports, Tanks, Attack Helicopters, Attack Jets

Future and upcoming multiplayer maps in Battlefield 6

Jets and helicopters fly in one of the Battlefield 6 maps, Liberation Peak

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EA has confirmed that Battlefield 6 will have more maps added to the game post-launch, though has not yet revealed at time of writing what those maps will be or when we'll see them. The Battlefield Portal experience and game maker available at launch will also include the ability to modify and alter existing maps, though that's down to the community.

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Joel Franey
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