Fans have been waiting eagerly for a reveal of the much anticipated Battlefield title, according to a well known leaker we could be seeing a Battlefield Alpha drop in July.
Battlefield fans have been waiting in anticipation for the long awaited title due to drop this year, as we approach June excitement is at an all time high as the official Battlefield trailer is due to release.
Over the last several months, Battlefield rumours and leaks have been surfacing left right and centre and it seems that a lot of these have came from well known leaker Tom Henderson.
Henderson is a reliable leaker who has been known for his correct predictions in the past and now it seems he has a new piece of information to share.
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According to a new Tweet from Tom Henderson, there is a Battlefield Alpha that should be available from July.
This proposed alpha test will be a way players can experience the game early and with the trailer arriving next month too, the title will be here before we know it.
Henderson claims that the Battlefield Alpha will be dropping this July and will be announced by EA Play which is due to take place on July 22, he also thinks that we could see the Alpha release coincide with the event too.
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The Tweet read “The #BATTLEFIELD Alpha should be July, with the announcement being made at EA Play. Could be a “Oh and the Battlefield Alpha is available to play right now” type of deal at the end of the event.”
An open Alpha would be a great way to create hyper before the official release of the title, or could it be that we see this opportunity limited to those have pre-ordered the title?
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There is still so much in the air when it comes to this new title, but at least fans won’t have to much longer to wait until all is revealed.
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