EA CEO Andrew Wilson mentions "Apex 2.0," though he confirms players shouldn't expect it out before the new Battlefield game.

EA’s recent earnings call gave us an insight into the development of Apex Legends. The team at Respawn Entertainment have been consistently updating Apex season by season since its release, but with the player base dwindling,

Months after ruling out Apex Legends 2 as a possibility, publisher EA now says that Apex 2.0 is planned to exist in the long-term future.

While discussing Q3 2025 earnings results, EA CEO Andrew Wilson laid out the future of Apex Legends for investors six years after its surprise launch. With “tens of millions” of regular players, there’s a significant update planned once the new Battlefield launches (it’s due out before April 2026),

As Respawn’s battle royale Apex Legends nears its sixth birthday, EA has said it’s failing to do the business for the company, and outlined plans for what it called Apex Legends 2.0. Speaking in a financial call on its third quarter results,

As announced in the Year 5 blog, the Apex Legends esports scene is shuffling things up by introducing a Legend ban system. There’s also a mind boggling 480-player LAN, but that’s another story. The Legend ban system is incredibly simple: the most picked Legend in each match is banned for the rest of the series.