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EA laid off staffers across Battlefield studios to 'better align' its teams
EA axed an undisclosed number of employees across the game studios behind the Battlefield franchise. As first reported by IGN, EA told affected employees that the layoffs were part of a "realignment" across the Battlefield studios, which include Dice, Criterion, Ripple Effect and Motive Studios. When asked about the report, an EA spokesperson said in a statement that "we’ve made select changes within our Battlefield organization to better align our teams around what matters most to our community."
IGN reported that all the involved studios will remain operational, but the layoffs will affect multiple offices. The shake-up may come as a surprise to staffers, especially after Battlefield 6 racked up more than seven million copies sold in the first three days following its release in October. EA even called the latest Battlefield title the "best-selling shooter title of 2025" in its third quarter report for FY26, which disclosed the company's net revenue of more than $1.9 billion for the quarter.
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Electronic Arts Announced Layoffs at Battlefield Studios
Layoffs are becoming a common occurrence in the gaming industry nowadays. Another wave of staff reduction has now affected Battlefield Studios—four studios have now lost their employees.
According to the new report from IGN, Electronic Arts has announced multiple layoffs in studios responsible for the Battlefield franchise—specifically DICE, Criterion Games, Ripple Effect Studios, and Motive Studio. It is not mentioning how many developers have left the companies.
The source is adding that Electronic Arts has decided to make these layoffs due to “realignment” of the Battlefield universe, but the studio will continue to support last year’s Battlefield 6. An Electronic Arts spokesperson has also spoken to IGN to clarify more, and you can check out his report below:
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