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Battlefield 6 Area 51 Map: Players can battle across the base above ground or push into the facility hidden beneath it. Both spaces play very differently, but they're constantly connected by the flow of the match. Players get a look beyond one of the world's most famous No Trespassing signs while fighting through a battlefield built around both vehicles and infantry.
Battlefield 6 Area 51 was built to support two very different styles of Battlefield combat. Above ground, vehicles and aircraft have room to operate across the base and surrounding desert. Below ground, the fight shifts into tighter infantry-focused spaces hidden within the crater and underground facility.
Battlefield 6 Area 51 was built to support two very different styles of Battlefield combat. Above ground, vehicles and aircraft have room to operate across the base and surrounding desert. Below ground, the fight shifts into tighter infantry-focused spaces hidden within the crater and underground facility.
Battlefield 6 Area 51 - 3
BATTLEFIELD 6 AREA 51
The Comms Area
Positioned on a hill overlooking the battlefield, the Comms Area gives defenders strong sightlines across nearby approaches.
The objective centers on a communications building and parking lot, making it a valuable position for infantry while also supporting aerial combat overhead.
Crash Site
A downed aircraft has turned this stretch of roadway into a major vehicle combat zone.
Ground vehicles frequently clash around the wreckage, while nearby hangars create opportunities for infantry players to move between cover and challenge advancing armor.
Helipad
Built into the mountainside, the Helipad serves as a powerful overwatch position.
Its elevation provides clear sightlines toward several objectives, making it a popular location for Recon players while also giving teams anti-air options to challenge enemy aircraft.
The Crater
The Crater is the center of the map's infantry experience.
A massive impact has exposed sections of the underground facility, creating a network of tunnels, garages, abandoned laboratories, and defensive positions beneath the desert surface. Three objectives are packed into this area, which keeps infantry in constant close-quarters combat as teams fight for control of the underground.
Aircraft Control Tower
The Aircraft Control Tower changes over the course of a match.
At the start of the match, the upper floors serve as a powerful sniper nest overlooking much of the battlefield. Leave it standing and defenders can lock down large sections of the map. Bring it down, and the fight shifts to the rubble below.
Climate Testing Hangars
The climate testing hangars offer two very different combat experiences.
The Hot Climate Hangar creates a constant battle between infantry and armored vehicles. A central platform gives infantry room to defend while vehicles circle the objective looking for openings. The Cold Climate Hangar narrows the focus with an infantry-heavy objective built around a testing facility filled with experimental aircraft.
The Comms Area
Positioned on a hill overlooking the battlefield, the Comms Area gives defenders strong sightlines across nearby approaches.
The objective centers on a communications building and parking lot, making it a valuable position for infantry while also supporting aerial combat overhead.
Crash Site
A downed aircraft has turned this stretch of roadway into a major vehicle combat zone.
Ground vehicles frequently clash around the wreckage, while nearby hangars create opportunities for infantry players to move between cover and challenge advancing armor.
Helipad
Built into the mountainside, the Helipad serves as a powerful overwatch position.
Its elevation provides clear sightlines toward several objectives, making it a popular location for Recon players while also giving teams anti-air options to challenge enemy aircraft.
The Crater
The Crater is the center of the map's infantry experience.
A massive impact has exposed sections of the underground facility, creating a network of tunnels, garages, abandoned laboratories, and defensive positions beneath the desert surface. Three objectives are packed into this area, which keeps infantry in constant close-quarters combat as teams fight for control of the underground.
Aircraft Control Tower
The Aircraft Control Tower changes over the course of a match.
At the start of the match, the upper floors serve as a powerful sniper nest overlooking much of the battlefield. Leave it standing and defenders can lock down large sections of the map. Bring it down, and the fight shifts to the rubble below.
Climate Testing Hangars
The climate testing hangars offer two very different combat experiences.
The Hot Climate Hangar creates a constant battle between infantry and armored vehicles. A central platform gives infantry room to defend while vehicles circle the objective looking for openings. The Cold Climate Hangar narrows the focus with an infantry-heavy objective built around a testing facility filled with experimental aircraft.
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