Ubisoft developers are working on a new project for Rainbow Six Siege which will become its second game installment. Leaked information indicates that the sequel project named Rainbow Six Siege 2 or Siege X stands at four years of development before its expected announcement at the Six Invitational 2025 in Boston.
The game development team uses the Snowdrop engine from Ubisoft which also supported The Division and the recent Avatar game. Codemasters intends to handle this engine overhaul to address code problems in the base game while adding better graphics features including refined textures together with upgraded character models.
Reports indicate that Rainbow Six Siege 2 or X will benefit from an anti-cheat system which Ubisoft exclusively created to improve gameplay quality. Sources suggest that most of the dev team has moved on to developing the new instalment while a smaller team continues to provide updates for Rainbow Six Siege.
The leaked information has not provided any solid evidence regarding gameplay enhancements, release date or platform choice for Rainbow Six Siege 2 or X. All unconfirmed reports should be considered cautiously because they may change upon official statements about the final release date.
FAQs
When is Rainbow Six Siege 2 expected to be announced?
The Six Invitational 2025 in Boston might reveal details regarding the game according to recent leaks.
What engine will Rainbow Six Siege 2 use?
Rainbow Siege 2 will reportedly use the Ubisoft-developed Snowdrop engine for its development.
Will there be improvements in graphics?
The upcoming update will deliver improved textures whereas it will also see better character model quality.
Is there a new anti-cheat system planned?
New sources show that Ubisoft has developed an anti-cheat system which is set to be introduced into the game.