In a recent development within the gaming community, the highly anticipated Battlefield 6 has been partially compromised by the notorious piracy group RUNE. Just over a month since its official release, the title has made its way into the hands of players seeking a free experience.
Details of the Release
The pirated version of Battlefield 6 is available in a Portable format, which requires no installation and occupies approximately 100 GB of storage. However, it is essential to note that this version does not provide access to the full spectrum of content. Players can only engage with the single-player campaign, which consists of nine missions designed to introduce the core mechanics of the game.
Multiplayer functionality remains inaccessible in this pirated iteration. Nevertheless, for those eager to experience the multiplayer aspect, a “free week” event is scheduled from November 25 to December 2 on Steam and consoles. During this period, players will have the opportunity to explore various maps, including:
- Siege of Cairo
- Eastwood
- Blackwell Fields
Additionally, several game modes will be available, such as:
- Conquest
- Breakthrough
- Team Deathmatch
- Sabotage
- One unannounced mode
It is important to highlight that Battlefield 6 is currently unavailable in the Russian region. Accessing the game on Steam necessitates a foreign account and logging in through an IP address from a different region.
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