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Rainbow Six Siege is quickly approaching its December release date, so Shacknews went to check up on how it's coming along. In addition to trying out PvE and PvP modes, we also got our first look at the game's single-player scenarios called Situations.
Ubisoft has announced the closed beta for Rainbow Six Siege has been extended to October 4, allowing fans to not only get in some more time with the game, but to also give the publisher some more data and feedback.
The Rainbow Six Siege beta begins tomorrow and Ubisoft is taking today to remind everyone with a new trailer.
Ubisoft has announced that its upcoming tactical shooter, Rainbow Six Siege has been delayed to a December 1 release date.
For those that like to sit back and watch the action, an 11th spot will be available in all Rainbow Six Siege 5v5 multiplayer sessions for a Spectator Cam.
Let's hunt some terrorists in Rainbow Six Siege! In this developer interview, we chat with Andrew Witts about the Terrohunt game mode and what we can expect from it.
For this episode of Shacknews Showcase, Joe and Andrew pick up their guns with some of the developers of Rainbow Six Siege before getting into their car for a head-to-head game of Rocket League. All that, plus Chatty Asks!
Rainbow Six Siege's Terrohunt mode pits a team of humans players against a sophisticated group of AI terrorists. We go hands-on with Realism mode to see if we have what it takes to survive an assault.
Ubisoft is on the lookout for the highest-scoring teams for Rainbow Six Siege, holding hands-on tryouts at four major events. They'll also be looking out during the closed beta, which players can jump into after making a charitable donation to Extra Life.
Defusing a bomb has never been more difficult than in Rainbow Six Siege, with AI so elevated that even the developers themselves couldn't take them out. Did Shacknews fare any better in our hands-on?
