Battlefield 6 featured only some of the maps from its arsenal in the open beta phase. The available arenas had large variations in terms of destructibility, terrain, location, and even size. Some of the maps also had different types of vehicles that could be used (in larger modes like Conquest) and created chaotic scenarios with almost every gunfight. The game was surrounded by a lot of hype and secured around 517,000 peak player count.
The developers of Battlefield 6 also provided a lot of information through the official channel and uploaded blogs. The open beta phase concluded after hosting a successful second test where a massive number of players flooded the gates of EA's upcoming shooter title. The developers will likely release the game with more playable arenas after it is fully released.
This article will highlight all available Battlefield 6 maps alongside a brief description of the modes and the maps.
Note: Parts of this article are subjective and reflect the author's opinion.
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Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2 map pool explained
Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2 offers four maps to play. The first weekend featured three maps, and this time, an additional map, Empire State, has been added.
For the final release on October 10, 2025, the developers plan to launch a total of nine maps.

The following are the maps available in Open Beta Weekend 2:
- Siege of Cairo
- Liberation Peak
- Iberian Offensive
- Empire State
Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2 playlist overview
As mentioned earlier, the Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2 is running for four days, having started on August 14, 2025, at 1 am PT / 8 am UTC, and ending on August 17, 2025.
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This time, the developers have made a playlist adjustment aimed at gathering player data by rotating between multiple game modes. This approach will help them identify what players enjoy the most and refine the launch experience accordingly.
Each day will feature a different playlist, giving players more variety to explore. Here’s the daily playlist schedule:
Day 1, Thursday, August 14, 2025
- Conquest
- Rush
- Attack & Defend (Breakthrough, Rush)
- Close Quarters: Fast-paced playlist on smaller maps (Domination, King of the Hill)
- Closed Weapons All-Out Warfare (Conquest, Breakthrough)
Day 2, Friday, August 15, 2025
- Conquest
- Squad Deathmatch
- Close Quarters: Fast-paced playlist on smaller maps (Domination, King of the Hill, Squad Deathmatch)
- All-Out Warfare: Epic battles across expansive maps (Conquest, Breakthrough, Rush)
- Closed Weapons All-Out Warfare (Conquest, Breakthrough)
Day 3-4, Saturday, August 16 - Sunday, August 17, 2025
- Conquest
- Close Quarters: Fast-paced playlist on smaller maps (Domination, King of the Hill, Squad Deathmatch).
- All-Out Warfare: Epic battles across expansive maps (Conquest, Breakthrough, Rush)
- Closed Weapons All-Out Warfare (Conquest, Breakthrough)
All the Battlefield 6 maps at launch
Here’s a breakdown of all nine confirmed maps that will be featured in the final version of the game:
- Siege of Cairo: This map is set in the heart of Cairo and delivers intense urban combat. Players will battle through narrow alleyways, ruins, and open streets while tanks roam the area.
- Iberian Offensive: This map is located in Gibraltar and blends urban warfare with destruction-focused gameplay. It features flanking routes, rooftop battles, and crumbling structures all around.
- Liberation Peak: Set in the mountains of Tajikistan, it is one of the largest maps in the game and features a rocky terrain that is ideal for vehicle warfare.
- Empire State: This is an infantry-only map set in the streets of Brooklyn, New York. It primarily focuses on close-range combat.
- Operation Firestorm: This is a fan-favorite from Battlefield 3 that features oil fields engulfed in flames. It offers a mix of long-range combat and chaotic vehicle battles.
- Saints Quarter: An urban map located in Old Town Gibraltar. It is designed for fast-paced, close-quarters fights around a central fountain and has a lot of destructible structures.
- New Sobek City: Set on the outskirts of Cairo, this map combines open desert warfare with tight construction sites.
- Mirak Valley: This is the largest map of the game and includes every type of vehicle. There are massive open zones that are ideal for long-range combat and tank warfare.
- Manhattan Bridge: This map features a battle on the iconic bridge in New York City, featuring a mix of close-range combat and air combat as well.
That's everything you need to know about the map pool in Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2.
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