I love Battlefield REDSEC’s use of destruction and class-based warfare, but find myself being pulled toward other, more exciting multiplayer games

Battlefield REDSEC arrives seven years after the battle royale genre began in earnest, boasting a free-to-play structure, a ...

Battlefield Redsec holds Warzone to the fire by leaning into tactical chaos, and I'm quickly warming up to EA's devilishly dangerous battle royale

Speaking of damage, Redsec's destruction makes every fight unpredictable. A wall that’s cover one second might be debris the ...