- Battlefield Redsec is officially live and available for download.
- If you already have Battlefield 6 installed on your system, Redsec can be downloaded as additional content.
- Free-to-play users will need to download the game via its official listing on the digital storefront of their choice.
Battlefield Redsec is the long-awaited Battle Royale companion to the recently released Battlefield 6. The title serves as a free-to-play entry point for players across all current-gen platforms, providing a compelling iteration of the large-scale warfare that the franchise is known for.
Being a scheduled shadowdrop, some players might be wondering if Battlefield 6 Battle Royale is available for download yet. If you have similar doubts, here’s how to download Battlefield 6 Redsec.
Is Battlefield 6 Redsec Available for Download?
Yes, Battlefield Redsec is finally available for download. If you already own Battlefield 6, its files can be downloaded alongside the Season 1 Update. Just follow these steps:
- Launch Battlefield 6, and open the Settings menu
- Navigate to the ‘System‘ tab
- Select the Install/Uninstall option
- In the next menu, select the Battlefield Redsec content pack to download it.
The game’s store listing has also gone live, meaning free-to-play users can join in on the action as well. You access download Battlefield 6 Redsec on the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, and Steam using these links.
Battlefield 6 Redsec File Size
Battlefield 6 allows players to download individual components, such as Multiplayer and Campaign separately, and Redsec is no different. If BF6 is already downloaded on your system, then the BR will require around 8 GB of additional storage on PC, and just over 3.5 GB on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
On the other hand, if you don’t have the base game installed, Battlefield Redsec requires around 59 GB of space on PC and around 27 GB on consoles.
And that wraps up our guide on how to download the Battlefield 6 Battle Royale. Are you excited to drop into Fort Lyndon? Let us know in the comments.
