The Battlefield community has done it again — uncovering a brand-new secret hiding in plain sight. Players have discovered a strange, fully modeled hidden room buried within Battlefield 6’s Firing Range, sparking intense speculation about what DICE might be planning for future updates.
Long-time fans of the franchise know that Battlefield games have always had a deep tradition of secrets, puzzles, and elaborate Easter eggs. From Battlefield 4’s infamous Megalodon shark to Battlefield 1’s hidden Morse code messages, DICE has consistently rewarded players for curiosity and persistence. Battlefield 6 continues that tradition, offering another layer of mystery beneath its polished combat experience.
🕵️ A Hidden Door, a Trash Can, and a Whole Lot of Curiosity
The discovery originated from a Reddit user named Mobile_Cyberdream_as, who shared footage of a suspiciously inaccessible door within the Firing Range. The door bears a warning sign — “Keep Door Closed” — but with a bit of clever maneuvering, players can glitch their way through the wall using a nearby trash can and crouch jump technique.
What lies beyond surprised everyone. Instead of an empty void, players found themselves in a small, detailed room, complete with metal shelving, scattered tools, tables, and empty gun racks. The fact that this area exists at all — and was designed with environmental detail — has players wondering whether it’s more than just an unused asset.
While DICE hasn’t officially commented on the discovery, the Battlefield community is buzzing with theories. Some believe it’s a teaser for upcoming Firing Range upgrades, such as a functional indoor training area or even an expanded hangar for vehicle practice. Others speculate it could be part of a larger Easter egg chain, possibly tied to the mysterious Liberation Peak boombox puzzle discovered during the game’s beta.
📻 A Growing Web of Battlefield 6 Mysteries
The Firing Range secret isn’t the first time Battlefield 6 players have found something strange hidden beneath the surface. Months before launch, eagle-eyed beta testers stumbled upon an interactable boombox on the Liberation Peak map. When activated, it projected Cyrillic text on a nearby wall, kicking off a community-wide effort to decipher its meaning — one that still hasn’t been fully solved.
Since then, fans have been combing every inch of Battlefield 6’s maps, missions, and firing range areas looking for patterns or connections between these cryptic discoveries. Some even theorize that DICE could be reviving the multi-stage ARG-style Easter eggs the studio became famous for in previous entries, where solving one riddle unlocked clues to another — often culminating in massive reveals or exclusive cosmetics.
🦖 Classic DICE Easter Egg DNA
DICE has built a reputation for hiding playful references to its history throughout the Battlefield series, and Battlefield 6 is filled with these callbacks. Sharp-eyed players have already spotted nods to Battlefield: Bad Company, Battlefield 3, and even Caspian Border through framed photos and environmental details scattered across campaign missions.
And in true DICE fashion, the developer couldn’t resist sneaking in its signature T-Rex references — both as wall posters and as a hidden interactive toy during the opening mission. While small in scale, these Easter eggs are part of what keeps the community coming back, years after each release.
🚧 Could the Hidden Room Be a Future Feature?
Given DICE’s track record of teasing future content through in-game secrets, it’s not far-fetched to believe this mysterious Firing Range room might serve a larger purpose. Players have been requesting custom weapon loadout stations, vehicle test zones, and AI training areas — all of which could logically fit within this space.
If Battlefield 6 continues to evolve with new modes and seasonal content, expanding the Firing Range into a fully interactive hub would make sense. For now, though, the hidden room remains locked — both literally and figuratively — as players wait for DICE to confirm whether it’s just a coincidence or a clue for what’s next.
One thing’s certain: when it comes to Battlefield, no wall, no map, and no line of code goes unexamined for long.
