WATCH: First Battlefield Mobile Gameplay Surfaces Online

Battlefield Mobile has finally begun the very first alpha test in Southeast Asia. While the rest of the world might have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on this Battlefield shooter title, it seems like some fresh leaks have surfaced online.

Electronic Arts might need a medic after this news. The very first footage of the alpha version of Battlefield Mobile including weapon, scope preview, destructions of building gameplay, and early alpha gameplay videos has leaked online.

The alpha version is the earliest version of the game and it is not accessible to fans. There are four short videos showing off a lot of content and action from the game. The visuals are pretty good as this is a mobile game, so don’t expect anything extraordinary here.

Above all, the video gives a good feeling of what the game could be like. We can see a lot of action, maps, weapon loadouts, and more.

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Rally your squad and lead the charge in Battlefield Mobile

The game looks pretty cool and runs very smoothly. It almost looks and feels like Battlefield 3, which is a good sign. Hopefully, the game will meet people’s expectations at release. However, there is no official confirmation regarding the release date of the beta version yet.

Battlefield is one of the most loved and popular franchises in the video gaming world. Players can customize their soldiers with tons of weapons, gadgets, and skins and battle alongside their brave squad, and take control of the field. Defend, destroy, and fight for survival and make strategies accordingly.

Players can also build their own custom loadouts from a vast collection of weapons, skins, class-specific gadgets, and more.

We can absolutely say that the gameplay footage is quite impressive, and looks like the game has a lot of potential. What do you think of it? Let us know in the comments below.

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