EA has announced that they will begin rolling out its Battlefield Mobile game to a series of small players in the Philippines and Indonesia. Battlefield Mobile will be a free-to-play game and will include cosmetic items. EA notes that the game is still in its development stages and will only start with the Grand Bazaar map and the classical Battlefield Conquest mode. To recap, Battlefield Mobile is being developed by Industrial Toys, led by Alex Seropian. Overall, it is a collaborative effort with the Battlefield team, DICE studios, and other partners. Battlefield Mobile is available for phones running Android 7.0 and up; all progress made within the game will be wiped out at the end of the test. Read more in our articles including "Battlefield Mobile registration now up in the Philippines" and "Xbox Mode launches on Windows 11".
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Mar 29, 2026EA has announced that they will begin rolling out its Battlefield Mobile game to a series of small players in the Philippines and Indonesia. Battlefield Mobile will be a free-to-play game and will include cosmetic items.
EA notes that the game is still in its development stages and will only start with the Grand Bazaar map and the classical Battlefield Conquest mode. To recap, Battlefield Mobile is being developed by Industrial Toys, led by Alex Seropian. Overall, it is a collaborative effort with the Battlefield team, DICE studios, and other partners.
Our coverage of Battlefield Playstore includes: "Battlefield Mobile registration now up in the Philippines"; "Xbox Mode launches on Windows 11"; "Nintendo to open first official Philippine store at SM Makati in May 2026". Each article provides unique insights and information.