Ubisofts Rainbow Six Mobile Now Available Globally on iOS and Android Devices

Ubisoft said on Monday that Rainbow Six Mobile has been officially launched worldwide on iOS and Android. It is a free-to-play tactical shooter developed by Ubisoft Montreal with several other UBiSoft studios. Similarly, according to the company, it is “a standalone experience built specifically for smartphones” rather than directly porting its PC and console counterpart. First announced in 2022, it brings back to mobile devices the core gameplay loop of the Rainbow Six franchise’s game with competitive 5v5 matches, destructible environments and operator-based skills.

Rainbow Six Mobile Runs on Devices With iOS 13 or Android 9 and Newer Versions

The Apple App Store and Google Play Store for iOS and Android devices offer a free download of Rainbow Six Mobile, which is available as downloadable software. It has several in-app purchases for the game, including cosmetic items and operators as well as other optional content.

The game is available for download and install by players on compatible devices to play . The game requires iOS 13 on iPhone and iPad. After that, 0 or more. This works with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices running supported software versions of it. Rainbow Six Mobile (or later) requires Android 9 on Android.

Like other live service titles, you’ll need a stable internet connection to play Rainbow Six Mobile on your iPhone or Android smartphone.

Rainbow Six Mobile retains the franchise’s signature tactical 5v5 format across multiple modes, Ubisoft said. matches are short, competitive rounds where attackers gather intel and breach objectives with drones; defenders fortify locations, deploy traps (and use surveillance tools) to secure the site.

This is a challenge and an excitement, as well as bringing the intensity/skill and teamwork of Rainbow Six into ‘the truly mobile-first experience’. We’re looking forward to players finding the depth of the game, the care our team has taken into every detail and the new ways this edition of Siege can be played and enjoyed on the go,” said Olivier Albarracin, Game Director on Rainbow Six Mobile.

At launch, players can access Bomb, Bomb Rush, and Team Deathmatch in Rainbow Six Mobile.

Attackers must find and defuse one of two bomb sites in Bomb mode while defenders fortify targets, as well as block entry into the bomb (administered by attackers) attack. A faster version of the same mode, which is designed for shorter play sessions on mobile phones, offers Bomb Rush (as it has been described in its previous incarnation) and provides an alternative to the more advanced form known as “Bomb Rush”. rounds are streamlined to suit more quickly games but retain tactical elements. Similarly, Team Deathmatch is about eliminations and players can participate in faster firefights without objective-based constraints of the team’s goals.

Similarly, Ubisoft Montreal has adopted destructible environments (one of the most popular features of Rainbow Six series) to mobile devices. Consequently, players may break through walls, floors and ceilings to create new sightlines and surprise opponents.

It has also ported maps from classic Rainbow Six locations like Bank, Border and Clubhouse, Oregon and Villa to the game; Restaurant and Summit are two new mobile-exclusive sites. It has an array of Operators based on the Rainbow Six universe (such as Ash, Mute and DokkaEbi) in addition to other games that have unique gadgets and abilities.

Ubisoft also announced the opening of the first global season Operation Sand Wraith after the tactical shooter’s international launch was announcing the kick-off of his inaugural world campaign. But the new season is said to have brought a desert-inspired vibe, fresh content and ‘new Operator Deimos’ as it arrived one week early. The publisher said Deimos has been ‘a very precise, methodical hunter with its unique DeathMARK Tracker ability to lock onto one enemy and force a single-on-1 duel until one of them is removed from the field.