Battlefield 6 PS5

After over seven million copies sold worldwide and becoming the USA's best-selling game of 2025, EA has responded to the success of Battlefield 6 by laying off staff.

An unspecified number of staff across Battlefield Studios (EA DICE, Criterion, Ripple Effect, and Motive Studio) have lost their jobs as part of a "realignment" across the entire team, according to IGN.

The outlet understands that all four teams remain open and operational, but a number of different teams and offices are affected by the layoffs.

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Battlefield 6 represented a huge success for EA last year, as its opening month sales made it the biggest entry in the series' history. It sold seven million units in three days and was named the USA's best-selling title of last year. Despite that, layoffs are taking place as Battlefield Studios delivers on its post-launch plans. It's currently working through a second season of free content.

While the response to Battlefield 6 at launch was positive, things have turned somewhat pear-shaped in the months since. Updates have been delayed, the game's monetisation attempts have been criticised, and some cosmetics have been caught utilising generative AI.

[source ign.com]