Rainbow Six Siege

Rainbow Six Siege players have noticed a new trend among cheaters. Instead of aimbotting and wallhacking, the cheaters now opt to mess around with other players by changing their operators.

Ubisoft released patch notes for Rainbow Six Siege that kicked off with a plethora of buffs for the Secret Service defender, Warden. More balancing happened but along with Warden, it's environment destruction that took the spotlight.

Ubisoft have officially revealed that their online tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege has reached 50 million players on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The huge milestone comes four years after the game's release in December 2015.

Ubisoft are loving these free promotions lately, and just as their free offer of For Honor is expiring, they announced a free week of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. It kicks off this weekend, 28 August 2019, and lasts until 03 September.

A new test server update suggests that Ubisoft could rework Rainbow Six Siege's worst operator Tachanka pretty soon. Tachanka's bio has been updated with a ton of new details including a mention of possible adjustments to his LMG.

Rainbow Six Siege's Operation Ember Rise has been officially revealed during Raleigh Major. This new bit of content will include two operators - attacker Amaru and defender Goyo along with an overhaul of the previously existing map Kanal.

Rainbow Six Siege's Six Major Raleigh is already underway with the group stage while the main event will commence on Friday, 16 August 2019. It is also possible we will see some sort of a confirmation for Operation Ember Rise leaks.

Grass is green, EA likes money and Ubisoft failed to plug the pipes again. The already leaked Peruvian and Mexican operators leaked once again, this time with concept art which provided us with the first look at the South-American duo.

After some initial testing on Rainbow Six Siege test servers, Ubisoft have today released a patch that buffs Glaz and nerfs Ballistic Shield operators. The patch is live on the PC platform and will also arrive to consoles on 24 July 2019.

Rainbow Six Quarantine is the PvE co-op spin-off from Rainbow Six Siege and while many expected it to be at least a year away, it might turn up in half that time, according to the latest Ubisoft financial call and their CEO, Yves Guillemot.