Battlefield Studios has provided a community update for Season 4 of Battlefield 6 and Redsec, which is releasing in July. The season will add naval warfare, new maps, and one of the game’s highly-requested features. We also have a better timeline for when the requested server browser feature will arrive, but it’s probably not as soon as players were hoping for.
Players have been asking for in-game proximity for Battlefield 6 and Redsec battle royale, and Battlefield Studios has finally confirmed the feature will arrive “late” in Season 4.
The developer says the feature’s arrival is “focused on bringing a new layer of communication and tension into the Battlefield sandbox to create more emergent moments between squads.”
Naval warfare also arrives in Season 4, adding drivable boats and two maps themed around water. Tsuru Reef is a map set within a wide oceanfront space, with island terrain, beaches, and plenty of open water.
Battlefield 5’s Wake Island map also returns. The developer says this version of the map is built with naval warfare in mind, and the studio is updating the map for the scale, systems, and modern setting of Battlefield 6, but it will still preserve the identity that has made it a fan-favorite across the series.
Since Battlefield 6’s launch, the community has been asking for the addition of a server browser feature. Server browsers have long been an option in previous Battlefield games, providing persistent servers to allow players to stay within a specific map or experience. The developer has confirmed a release window for this feature, but players will need to wait longer, as the server browser is confirmed to finally arrive in the Season 5 update. This seasonal content will launch sometime in the fall.
Battlefield 6 is currently in its third season, which added new weapons, more attachments, and reimagining of Battlefield 4’s popular Golmud Railway map. The second phase of Season 3 content rolls out next week with the Blastpoint update. You can see the latest Season 3 trailer for that below.