Rainbow Six Siege X update detailed, as game goes free-to-play
With the launch of Rainbow Six Siege X, the game will essentially go free-to-play, with access to Dual Front, Unranked and Quick Play modes and the ability to "earn up to 26 operators through progression", Ubisoft says. The game's Ranked Mode and Siege Cup, as well as access to more operators, will then be part of the game's premium editions.
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A while back, Ubisoft teased the reveal of Siege X - an upcoming overhaul to the Rainbow Six Siege experience. Today, we got ...
Ubisoft is marking 10 years of Rainbow Six Siege with a brand-new mode, as well as drastic improvements to classic 5v5 game ...
If you’ve frequented Siege’s lobbies over the last 10 years, you’ll know it’s an outlier in the ravenously competitive live ...
Rainbow Six Siege is turning 10 this year, and Ubisoft is celebrating this big milestone with a major evolution of the ...
Rainbow Six Siege X also surprised the fans of the series with a beta test running from now until 19 March. However, players ...
Rainbow Six Siege X provides considerable graphic enhancements to classic maps. At launch, five maps — Clubhouse, Chalet, Border, Bank, and Kafe — will have contemporary lighting, shadows, and boosted ...
Siege X, the new version of the popular Rainbow Six Siege, is getting a closed beta--and it starts today, March 13. The closed beta will feature the just-announced 6v6 game mode, Dual Front.
"You don't get to 10 years as a live service game without the community that built you up." ...
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