Look at Battlefield Redsec on Steam right now and you might be quick to assume its an abject failure, yet the reviews might obscure the reality of the situation. Not content with dropping one of the best multiplayer games of the year on us in BF6, EAs Battlefield Studios has now unleashed its free-to-play counterpart. Redsec includes a battle royale format as well as an elimination gauntlet, complete with explosive destruction that allows you to open up new paths through the map. So why is it already falling foul of the court of public opinion?Read the full story on PCGamesN: BF6's free-to-play spinoff Battlefield Redsec plummets to 'mostly negative' on Steam, but not because it's bad