Hitekno.com – Battlefield Mobile, the next Battlefield game for mobile devices, is now in beta.
Player with device Android now they can jump if they live in the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia or Singapore.
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This is Android specific test for now, with support for iOS devices coming at a later date.
Battlefield furniture was previously available in limited regions in an alpha test, but this is the first beta test, meaning the game is currently in development.
The new beta test includes updates and improvements from the alpha in the areas of gyroscope movement and graphics.
All progress made in the Battlefield Mobile beta will be approved for full release, and all in-game purchases in the beta will be converted into Battlefield Coins with a 25% bonus at launch.
The Battlefield Mobile beta test includes Conquest, Rush, Team Deathmatch, and Warpath modes, along with a “special mode” coming at a later date.
Players can choose a class, Assault, Engineer, Support or Recon and rank up to unlock more skills, gadgets and items. Battlefield Mobile’s maps include Battlefield 3’s Noshahr Canal and Grand Bazaar, among others.
Battlefield Mobile also has tasks and challenges that are “frequently” reset to encourage people to keep coming back.
Finally, EA says the Battlefield Mobile beta is an open beta, meaning players are free to capture and share videos and screenshots.
If you don’t live in one of the supported regions for the Battlefield Mobile beta test, EA says it will expand to new regions over time.
However, EA has yet to announce a release date for Battlefield Mobile’s 1.0 worldwide version.
Battlefield Mobile is a free-to-play game supported by microtransactions and a battle pass.
The game was developed by mobile studio EA Industrial Toys, led by Halo co-creator Alex Seropian.
