Battlefield 2042's final game mode, Hazard Zone, has been revealed, and it's something a bit different from anything we've seen in the series - or elsewhere - to date. The new mode sends teams of four No-Pat specialists into hostile territory to recover data from downed satellites, then racing to extract from the area via aircraft. As EA has insisted, it's not a battle royale game - but what is it, exactly?
Hazard Zone is a squad-based mode that will be playable on all seven All-Out Warfare maps included at launch in Battlefield 2042. However, it'll be a completely different kind of experience. You'll be placed in a squad of four, and prior to the match, you and your teammates will select your specialists. DICE says this is an important step: you'll want to carefully consider the approach you'll be taking during the match, and pick specialists whose gear and skills work together toward that strategy.
Once you're dropped in, you and your team will use a special Hazard Zone-specific gadget called the intel scanner to locate downed satellites, which store data drives - these being your true objective in the mode. While only a couple satellite crash sites will be active when each match begins, more satellites will drop over the course of the game.
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