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Battlefield™ REDSEC
Action
Free To Play
Single-player
Multi-player
PvP
Online PvP
Cross-Platform Multiplayer
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
In-App Purchases
Steam Cloud
HDR available

Now entering REDSEC, the ultimate free-to-play FPS destination built on Battlefield’s iconic DNA. Featuring Battle Royale, Gauntlet, & the power of Portal.

Developers: Battlefield Studios
Publishers: Electronic Arts
Release Date: Oct 28, 2025
Price (USD): Free
Current Players: 29

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Mixed(43%)
good graphics
destruction mechanics
Gauntlet mode
smooth gameplay
REDSEC mode
vehicles in battle royale
influence from Warzone
frequent crashes
bugs
hit registration
netcode
The general sentiment around this game is quite negative, with several players expressing frustration over frequent crashes and bugs, alongside issues with netcode and hit registration. Many see the REDSEC mode as a copycat of Call of Duty's Warzone and criticize its integration into the Battlefield series. However, there is some praise for the game's graphics and destruction mechanics, as well as the Gauntlet mode, which players find enjoyable and challenging. The overall experience for many is marred by technical issues and design choices, suggesting there are mixed opinions about the game’s direction.

Positive Points

  • Some players appreciate the game's graphics, stating they are impressive and realistic.
  • There is praise for the game's destruction mechanics and the variety of vehicles available on the map, adding a unique touch to the battle royale experience.
  • The game mode 'Gauntlet' is liked by several players for being a fun and competitive aspect of the game.
  • Some reviews noted the smooth gameplay and how the game maintains the Battlefield series' feel, which they found appealing.

    • Negative Points

  • Many players report frequent crashes and bugs that disrupt the gaming experience.
  • The battle royale mode, REDSEC, is often criticized for trying to mimic Call of Duty's Warzone rather than creating something unique.
  • Players frequently experience problems with hit registration and poor netcode, leading to frustrating gameplay.

    • Mixed Points

  • While some players enjoyed the free-to-play battle royale aspect, others felt it detracted from the core Battlefield experience, suggesting resources should have been focused elsewhere.
  • There is divided opinion on the inclusion of vehicles like tanks and helicopters in a battle royale setting; some find it adds excitement, while others think it's unbalanced.

    • Common Themes

  • Comparison to Call of Duty's Warzone as a means to highlight perceived similarities and missed opportunities for originality.
  • Concerns about the allocation of development resources, with some players feeling that the main game was neglected in favor of REDSEC.
  • A strong emphasis on technical stability issues, with many players experiencing crashes, graphical glitches, and server lags.
    • Updated 5/13/2026, 12:01:55 AM UTC
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