A group of dataminers has reportedly shared visual evidence of some very large maps that will be available in Battlefield 6 at launch or shortly after the online shooter’s October release on PC and console.
Over the last two weekends, Battlefield 6‘s open beta was a big hit with players. The upcoming military sim’s ground combat, explosive destruction, and Battlefield 3-like vibes were well received online. I had a blast putting over 15 hours into the beta by myself and with friends. But it wasn’t a perfect beta, of course, with EA having to tweak Rush shortly after adding it, and some players complaining that the maps in the beta were too small. Well, good news for those people: We have our first reported look at some of the bigger maps that will likely be available in BF6 later this year.
As reported by MP1st on August 17, a group of Battlefield dataminers known as 1BF was recently able to extract files from Battlefield Labs. This is a version of BF6 that EA uses for testing out new features, early gameplay ideas, maps, and modes. The group claims to have datamined two maps from BF Labs: Mirak Valley, which was already confirmed by EA to be in the full game, and another, known as Eastwood, that is rumored to be BF6‘s first post-launch map. And both of these maps are much bigger than the compact, urban warfare maps featured in the beta. According to the dataminers, Mirak Valley will be the largest map available in Battlefield 6 at launch.
Leaked images of two big Battlefield 6 maps
In renders leaked online via Imgur, which are included below, you can see various shots of Mirak Valley. Keep in mind the map won’t look like this in-game, but it does show us what looks to be a very big and open map, something Battlefield vets will appreciate.
Meanwhile, the other large map, known as Eastwood, is reportedly set in California and will feature a golf course, fancy houses, and a new vehicle: a golf cart. When EA teased a battle royale-like mode last month coming to BF6 in the future, it showed what looked like a mansion’s pool and people driving a golf cart. Perhaps Eastwood, which is likely the map’s codename and not its final title, will be the setting for this teased mode. You can see renders of Eastwood below:
A size comparison of Mirak Valley and Eastwood to the BF6 beta map Siege of Cairo has also been doing the rounds based on the datamined renders, and it does show that, yes, there are seemingly much bigger maps in Battlefield 6. This shouldn’t be too surprising to learn, though, because Battlefield lead producer David Sirland said that bigger maps would be included in the full game last week.
Datamine of previously (mostly) unseen maps from the beta files
Mirak Valley, based on the official description, will be the largest map on release
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— 1BF | Battlefield 6 (@onebattlefield) August 16, 2025
It should be noted that datamined content isn’t guaranteed to be included in the full game. Development is messy, plans shift, and things get delayed or canned all the time. That said, these maps look very far along, and at least one of them is listed as a launch map in BF6. So while there might be some changes made between the datamined renders and the final maps in the shipped game, I’m expecting both of these maps to be included at some point in Battlefield 6.
Battlefield 6 launches on October 10 for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.