Battlefield is a popular military first-person shooter video game franchise primarily developed by Swedish company EA DICE and published by Electronic Arts. The series emphasizes online multiplayer gameplay with large maps, teamwork, and combined arms warfare involving infantry and various vehicles such as tanks and airplanes. Starting with Battlefield 1942 in 2002, the franchise has expanded with numerous sequels and versions set in different historical and modern war settings, featuring distinct gameplay modes like "Conquest" and "Rush." It is known for large-scale battles, class-based roles, and destructible environments enabled by the Frostbite game engine. The latest installment, Battlefield 6, offers an intense all-out warfare experience featuring infantry combat, aerial dogfights, and vehicle warfare with a private military company storyline called Pax Armata, aiming for high- intensity, destructive gameplay. Overall, Battlefield stands out for its multiplayer experience, strategic team play, and immersive war environments across a variety of settings from World War II to near-future conflicts.