Ubisoft Montreal announced on Tuesday that it is developing a new mobile game over three years that will be added to the catalog of its popular Rainbow Six strategic shooter series. The title, an adaptation of Rainbow Six Siegewill be offered for free in the App Store and Google Play Store.
We want to bring the Rainbow Six universe to mobile devices, to allow more people around the world to enjoy this experience of [tir à la première personne] competitive, tactical and immersive, whenever and wherever they wantwe can read in a blog post on the Ubisoft site.
Players can expect player versus player (PvP, or player against player, pvpin English) where two teams of five will face off, defense against attack.
Attackers will deploy observation drones to gain intel and then strategically penetrate broken walls, while defenders will block entry points and use spy cameras or booby traps to secure locations.will we read in the press release.
” Combining strategy and teamwork, players will experience close combat as they switch between attack and defense to claim victory. “
The Bank and Border cards as well as the PvP Secure Area and Bomb game modes, known to fans of Rainbow Six Siege, will answer in the present. Internet users can also rely on their favorite agents and agents – and their skills, gadgets and weapons.
Although it is an adaptation of Rainbow Six Siegethe mobile version will still depend on some exclusive modes and customizable controls.
” We have redesigned everything to make the game as ergonomic as possible on mobile. “
For example, players will only have one life, forcing them to do so quickly adapt to environments and master the art of reinforcing areas. A new gameplay system is planned for the mobile version, as well as visual improvements.
The title in preparation was initiated by a new team from Ubisoft Montreal fully dedicated to it, in support of the video game giant’s other studios, including those in Quebec, Winnipeg and Halifax.
Ubisoft did not specify a release date for the game, but this revealed trailer indicates the version before Alpha, which means the production has not yet been tested by players. The studio also invites interested people to register on its website. (New window) for the opportunity to participate future trials Game.
This announcement came just two months after Ubisoft Montreal launched Rainbow Six Extractionthe latest installment in the video game series.
Source: Radio-Canada