How to Sign Up for Battlefield Labs and Battlefield 6 Early Access

EA's Battlefield Studios Unveils Battlefield Labs: Your Chance to Shape the Next Battlefield Game

EA has launched Battlefield Labs, offering fans a unique opportunity to influence the development of the next Battlefield game. This isn't your typical beta; it's an exclusive program providing early access and the chance to directly impact the game's design.

What is Battlefield Labs?

Battlefield Labs is a select program inviting players to participate in early, remote playtests. Chosen participants will provide feedback on crucial aspects like combat mechanics, map design, and game balance, directly influencing the development process at EA's Battlefield Studios. The program will initially focus on a few thousand players in Europe and North America, with plans for significant expansion. Battlefield Labs will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Battlefield Labs vs. Beta Testing

Unlike traditional betas, Battlefield Labs provides access to work-in-progress builds. Expect more bugs and unfinished elements than a typical beta. EA emphasizes the importance of feedback on these less polished versions to help refine the game's direction. Participants will be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) and cannot publicly share information about their experience.

How to Sign Up for Battlefield Labs and Get Early Access

To register for a chance to participate in Battlefield Labs, visit the official Battlefield Labs webpage. You'll need to log in or create an EA account, link it to your preferred gaming platform, and then complete the registration form, providing your email address. Keep an eye on your inbox for updates from the Battlefield Labs newsletter, including playtest invitations. Remember, there might be a queue to access the website; you'll have a 15-minute window once your turn arrives.

EA's FY26 launch window for the next Battlefield title suggests a release date sometime before April 1, 2026.