Battlefield 6 Maps Grow Larger in Datamine Leak

Dataminers reveal two large BF6 maps Mirak Valley and Eastwood hinting at bigger battlegrounds at launch

Battlefield 6 Maps Grow Larger in Datamine Leak

A group of Battlefield dataminers known as 1BF say they retrieved BF Labs files and found two large maps for Battlefield 6. One is Mirak Valley, already confirmed by EA for the full game. The other, Eastwood, is rumored to be a post launch map. The leaked renders suggest a broad open space much bigger than the beta maps such as the Cairo map. Lead producers had hinted that bigger maps would arrive in the final game.

Datamined content is not guaranteed to appear in the final game as plans can change. However, the leaks align with comments from Battlefield leadership that size would matter. Battlefield 6 launches on October 10 for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with more large maps possibly added after launch.

Leaked content pushes hype but also raises questions about how EA will manage scale with balance and pace. Bigger maps can alter tactical play and server demands, and fans will watch how launch maps perform versus post launch additions. Leaks highlight the tension between marketing ahead of release and the reality of final product quality, shaping community sentiment.

Highlights

The final map lineup will show how EA plans balance and scale