Battlefield 6 Campaign Confirmed to Have Just 9 Missions EA reveals Battlefield 6’s single-player campaign is one of the shortest in the series, but fans are hoping multiplayer makes up for it

The countdown to Battlefield 6 is nearly over, with launch set for just two weeks from now. EA has officially unveiled details about the single-player campaign — and the reveal is sparking heated discussion. The campaign will consist of only 9 missions, with early reports suggesting most players will finish it in about 4–6 hours.

That makes it one of the shortest story-driven experiences in the franchise’s history, echoing the brevity of Battlefield 5, which some fans wrapped up in as little as 3 hours.

📋 Battlefield 6 Campaign Mission List

Here’s the full breakdown of the missions confirmed for launch:

1. Always Faithful 2. The Rock 3. Operation Gladius 4. Night Raid 5. No Sleep 6. Moving Mountains 7. Nile Guard 8. Operation Emberstrike 9. Always Forward

Spanning three continents, these missions will require an active internet connection even for single-player mode.

💬 Fan Reactions

While anticipation for Battlefield 6 hit a peak after last month’s record-breaking open beta, the campaign reveal has been less warmly received.

Content creators who previewed missions called the experience “forgettable” and even “terribly designed.”
Fans online criticized the graphics and NPC behavior, saying they looked rough compared to expectations.
Others expressed disappointment over the campaign’s short length, raising concerns about value for single-player fans.

🌍 Multiplayer Carrying the Hype

The good news for EA and DICE? Multiplayer impressions have been overwhelmingly positive. Many players see Battlefield 6 as a return to form, drawing comparisons to fan favorites like Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4.

DICE’s General Manager, Rebecka Coutaz, admitted the team felt a strong obligation to rebuild trust after Battlefield 2042’s rocky launch in 2021. Producers have promised that Battlefield 6 is “much more in tune” with what fans want.

With the largest open beta in Battlefield history, even surpassing Call of Duty’s concurrent player records on Steam, momentum is on their side.

⚡ Final Thoughts

The short campaign might sting for players who prioritize story, but the real test for Battlefield 6 lies in its multiplayer. If DICE can deliver on the promise of large-scale battles, balanced maps, and polished mechanics, this could be the comeback fans have been waiting for.