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When it comes to covering Rainbow Six Siege on the internet, there are two types of commenters: those with strong opinions about balancing decisions, and those who like to reminisce about classic Rainbow Six.
Rainbow Six Siege's sequel dreams have been dashed by the title's director, as he believes pushing out one would be a mistake.
Alexander Karpazis, the director of Rainbow Six Siege, reveals Ubisoft's plans for the popular online shooter, indicating that the game still has a long life ahead of it. As Rainbow Six Siege prepares to hit its 9th birthday later this year, the shooter has come a long way from its initial launch which was largely defined by technical issues, a lack of content, as well as struggling to find a big audience out of the gate. However, Ubisoft doubled down on the title, and over the months and eventual years, Rainbow Six Siege has continued to feature very healthy player numbers as a brand-new season is set to launch.
Rainbow Six Siege “can last forever”, according to the game’s creative director.
Rainbow Six Siege's creative director seemingly doesn't have any plans for a sequel.
Rainbow Six Siege turns nine years old in 2024, but in live service terms, it's more like 90. When Ubisoft's 5v5 FPS first released in 2015, Overwatch was still months away, PUBG didn't exist, and Fortnite was a zombie game we thought might never come out. Siege has been doing the live service game longer than the term has been a part of our vernacular.
Ubisoft has released a new mobile game called Rainbow Six SMOL that offers a new look at the universe of the popular Rainbow Six franchise. Rainbow Six SMOLbrings a new gameplay style and a colorful twist to contrast the serious and dark world of the previous tactical shooters. The unexpected spin on Rainbow Sixcontinues the collaboration between Ubisoft and Netflix as the streaming service delves into the gaming world.