Battlefield 3 Mod Tool Venice Unleashed Set for Release This December

For Battlefield 3 fans that want to try their hand in designing and tweaking the game, you’ll be able to do that soon! The Battlefield 3 mod tool Venice Unleashed has been announced to be out this coming December!

Note that you’ll need to be into the whole modding scene to be able to partake in this — at least for now. Hopefully, actual playable mods are released for BF3 that the player base will like. Check out the trailer below.

Would-be Battlefield 3 modders can make their own maps, put new vehicles into the game, enable third-person viewpoints and loads more!

Here are some of VU’s key features:

Dedicated servers

Host your own dedicated servers, with full control over them. Configure them in any way you want to provide your players with a unique experience.

Mods & user-generated content

Join in on entirely custom experiences like Reality Mod, created by the community. Create your own experiences using VU’s extensive modding capabilities.

New and unleashed features

Experience smooth gameplay on high-tickrate 60Hz and 120Hz servers. Watch matches in real-time using the extensive built-in spectating features.

Unprecedented customization

Do you hate the blue tint? You can disable it! Suppression? Tone it down! Customize your gameplay experience and your server to your needs.

Battlefield YouTuber DANNYonPC also shared a quick recap of what it’s about:

There’s also going to be a VU modding competition happening soon, which you can read about here.

Speaking of Battlefield 3, head on over here to see where we put the game in our Best Multiplayer Shooters of the Decade feature! We also ranked the Battlefield games this past decade, and yes, BF3 rated highly in that as well.

While there’s no new Battlefield set for release or announced just yet, hopefully what we get next will be closer to BF3 than to BFV.

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Kasper Bergmann
Kasper Bergmann
3 years ago

This sounds great as long as it don´t completely alter the game to the point where it is not really bf3 anymore.

Darkthunder
Darkthunder
Reply to  Kasper Bergmann
3 years ago

That would be what used to be called “Total Conversion Mods”.

One of the most famous of which in the Battlefield franchise, was called “Desert Combat” for Battlefield 1942. The devs of that mod were eventually hired by DICE to assist in the development for Battlefield 2.

TLDR: Modding if done right, can be a very good thing for the people involved.

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