Battlefield 2042: Alpha test gameplay leak - video with tank action
Battlefield 2042
After the first alpha test for Battlefield 2042, the first extensive gameplay leaks are making the rounds on the Internet. A 20-minute video was recently uploaded to YouTube showing a lot of game scenes from the upcoming first-person shooter. In the clip inserted below, you take a look at the tank gameplay - and look over the shoulders of the player as he blows other soldiers off the screen. In addition, you will see plenty of gun battles, helicopter action and other vehicle battles.It should be noted that the material is far from the final state and can still change a lot until the release. How long the leak will stay online is unclear. It is possible that Electronic Arts and DICE will have the clip deleted shortly. Most recently, the developers said they wanted to take strict action against participants in the game test who uploaded recordings from the alpha.
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Battlefield 2042 datamine reveals a Tarkov-esque game mode
A Battlefield dataminer has uncovered details about Battlefield 2042's Hazard Zone mode, and it's looking a lot like Escape From Tarkov.
Well-known dataminer temporyal revealed a few basic details of the mode on Twitter. We've known about Hazard Zone's existence for a while, but not much else aside from the fact that it's one of three game modes that'll be available when Battlefield 2042 launches.
Tempoyral likened Hazard Zone to Escape From Tarkov and Hunt: Showdown, two games that feel a bit like the next evolutionary leap from current multiplayer shooters and battle royales. No other games have really attempted to replicate their styles yet, but Battlefield 2042 seems to be giving it a decent go.
There's not a whole lot to go on yet, though the data gathered suggests players will be collecting intel from various data drives and crashed satellites once they've been dropped into the map. Tactical upgrades will be available to aid with issues like losing your equipment, plus ones presumably for general exploration and fighting.
It'll also include some points of interest, like ammo stations and areas where you can call for a cool ass robot dog or ATV. Some PvE incidents will be dotted around the map too, with AI soldiers patrolling with the help of tanks or helicopters. Tempoyral said they may be able to call in reinforcements, with additional AI bosses who might be there for extra rewards and objectives.
All of this will also make use of Battlefield's existing maps, with no suggestions of an 'dedicated' Hazard Zones map. Battlefield 2042's Orbital map will have built-in support for the mode, presumably with others following suit.
Battlefield 2042 just wrapped up a round of limited playtesting last week ahead of its upcoming open beta in September. Not everyone behaved in accordance with EA's strict NDA though, which led to the European community manager taking to Twitter to warn rule-breaking players that they could be banned from the game when it releases on October 22.
