What it does really well
1. Multiplayer gunplay and mechanics
The multiplayer side stands out. Many reviewers highlight that the gunplay and movement have been refined, removing many of the frustrating quirks from previous entries. The Gamer+2GamesRadar++2 For example, the feeling of entering a firefight, sliding around a corner, needing skill rather than luck — it’s satisfying. The Gamer+1
The destructible environments and big moments are back: walls crumble, tanks collapse buildings, and you genuinely feel the chaos of war (in a game sense). GamesRadar++1
2. Return to roots
After the mis-steps of the previous entry (like Battlefield 2042), this one leans into what many fans loved about the series’ “golden era” (think BF3/BF4) — large-scale combat, vehicles, multi-class interplay. GamesRadar++1
3. Visual & sensory impact
The presentation counts. From sound design to those “big moments” where a tank goes down or a building falls, the game knows how to deliver spectacle. GamesRadar says it looks and feels very polished. GamesRadar+
Where it falls short
Campaign mode is weak
If you’re expecting a deep single-player story, this may disappoint. Multiple reviews call the campaign shallow, cliché, or underwhelming in script, pacing and depth. Toisto.net+1
One review judged it “one of the worst campaigns in modern shooter history”. Ouch. Toisto.net
Map design & size concerns
While the intent is large battlefield scale, some maps feel more constrained than expected — fewer opportunities for the “sandbox” chaos some players crave. Toisto.net+1
Innovation vs. safe-choices
Many reviewers say the game plays it safe. It doesn’t break major new ground, which is fine if you just want a strong shooter, but for some it’s less exciting. GamesRadar+
4. Progression & unlock systems
On the PC Gamer review side, the progression was flagged as “grueling” — lots of unlock challenges that feel tedious, especially early on. PC Gamer
I think Battlefield 6 is a solid return to form for the franchise. If you’re looking for big-scale warfare, vehicles, chaotic maps, and satisfying gunfights — it delivers.
However — if you care deeply about a standout single-player story or meaningful innovation in the FPS space, you’ll notice the gaps.
