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Rainbow Six Siege Operation Para Bellum detailed

Rainbow Six Siege‘s Operation Para Bellum, available now, was recently detailed by Ubisoft.

“In Operation Para Bellum, two Italian G.I.S. Operators join Rainbow as the unit raids a luxurious Tuscan villa, Rainbow Six Siege’s 20th map. The land belongs to the Vinciguerra, a dangerous crime family known for their smuggling activities. The house is their retreat, where they lead a lavish lifestyle and collect rare art pieces. Players will experience Villa in a snapshot in time: Vinciguerras are burning documents and transporting their holdings before the big raid. But they’ve got wind of Operation Para Bellum and fled, leaving everything in disarray with vital information ready for the taking,” Ubisoft said, setting the stage.

The game’s two new Operators, Alibi and Maestro seem especially powerful.

“New operator, Alibi, is an undercover infiltration specialist in the Italian Gruppo di Intervento Speciale (G.I.S.) unit. She is a cunning adversary with a gift for infiltrating dense networks of organised crime,” Ubisoft detailed. “Alibi is notable for her deployable Hologram, a mechanism that makes it difficult for enemies to positively identify her from her incredibly realistic projections.

“New Operator, Maestro, is another member of the Italian, Gruppo di Intervento Speciale (G.I.S.) and participated in joint operations in Iraq, earning a facial scar from a roadside IED. Maestro is notable for his remote access turret, which is also bulletproof, capable of seeing through smoke, and able to fire low powered-laser beams.”

Get a taste of the new map, Operators and more in a special video below:

Dibs on Alibi — she seems awesome.

Rainbow Six Siege’s Operation Para Bellum is available now on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.


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