Battlefield 2042: you will be able to test the game for free for 10 hours

Good news if you like to test games before you buy them: Battlefield 2042 will be fully playable for free for ten hours. What to have a good overview of the future FPS. Additionally, the size of the installation file on PS5 was recently leaked. 42.717 GB of storage will have to be left aside to take advantage of EA's next title.

Who has never regretted buying a game just hours after launching it? Not everyone participates in betas and the gameplay trailers can be misleading at times. In short, when you pay around € 60 for a game, you generally prefer to be able to test it before you take out your wallet. Thus, future Battlefield 2042 players have much to be delighted with. They will have access to the title completely free of charge for 10 hours.

Great news therefore for all those who are still hesitant to buy the new FPS. Unfortunately, this offer is not for everyone. You will need to be a subscriber to EA Play or Xbox Game Pass to use it. If you are lucky enough to be in one of its categories, free entry will start on November 12th. As a reminder, the final release of the game is scheduled for November 19.

THE SIZE OF BATTLEFIELD 2042 ON PS5 UNVEILED

This is not the only good news that awaits the players. After the Battlefield 2042 size leaked to Xbox, it's the turn of the PS5 version to unveil this information. And she much smaller than expected. It will take 42.717 GB of storage space to install the game. This is much less than its rivals Microsoft, which requires 91.42 GB of internal memory. Note that such a difference may appear suspicious, however, it is advisable to wait for official information to be clear about it.

Finally, a last leak comes to close the festival of the day. According to the same source, PS5 players will be able to download the title from November 17, two days before its launch. Those who pre-ordered the Gold and Ultimate editions will have access to the download on November 10 and 12 respectively. These dates are for the PS5 version only, but are very likely to be the same for all platforms.