Battlefield 6’s battle royale map has leaked, including all POIs

The full scope of Battlefield 6’s upcoming Battle Royale map has been leaked, thanks to dataminer Temporyal. The full map, titled “Lyndon Beach,” features a coastal setting consisting of nine major POIs and 27 smaller ones.

The recreation of Lyndon Beach was shared by Temporyal on X, and is currently labeled ‘Battlefield Royale’ in-game. Battlefield 6’s upcoming Battle Royale map features 9 major POIs:

• Marina

• Lighthouse

• Main Street North

• Main Street South

• Gold Resort

• The Valley

• South Coast

• Fort Lyndon

• The Docks

Complementing the coastal setting, 27 additional minor POIs have been leaked for Lyndon Beach:

• Angel Beach

• Chemical Storage

• Jewel Beach

• Military RnD

• Sabotage Site

• Costa Del Sur

• Inspiration Point

• Crash Site

• Military RnD Underground

• Military Spill Off North

• Military Storage

• Ocean Park

• Oil Pumps

• Radar Comms

• Rift

• Security Checkpoint

• Tech Campus

• Tech RnD

• The Bluffs

• The Pier

• The Promenade

• The Seal

• Upper Silo

• Upper River

• Vista Del Mar

• Water Treatment

Moreover, Temporyal’s leak suggests that a subway system will be woven into the map, further creating new tactical opportunities in an already rich map. According to leaks so far, the lore behind Lyndon Beach states that a massive explosion detonates at Fort Lyndon and its nearby beach town, causing denizens to evacuate amid toxic fallout.

This toxic fallout is caused by a compound called “NXC,” which creates a poisonous zone that spreads to the center of the map. Earlier leaks also revealed players will deploy via CH-47 Chinook helicopters.

Unlike Battlefield 6, which has already been rumored for an October 11, 2025, release date from a legal disclaimer that has now been removed from EA’s website, the Battle Royale mode is slated to launch sometime in early 2026.

The battle-royale mode will be free-to-play, in contrast to DICE’s previous attempt with Firestorm, which required players to purchase Battlefield V.

While EA and DICE have yet to confirm details about Lyndon Beach, with Battlefield 6’s multiplayer reveal already slated for July 31, 2025, fans might already be wondering if the upcoming battle royale mode will deliver the chaotic, action-packed experience Battlefield is generally known for.