Ubisoft intends to release 100 Operators and support Rainbow Six Siege for ten years, it detailed at the Rainbow Six Invitational 2018.
As such, Ubisoft doesn’t intend for a direct sequel anytime soon, which really isn’t surprising considering the game has a player base of 27 million players, according to the the developer.
A panel at the recent Esports event confirmed these details, alongside news that Ubisoft plans to release all 20 Operators that were present in the game’s standard edition. The game’s Year 3 has plans for 8 new Operators to be released.
The news as Ubisoft has recently detailed Outbreak, a new sci-fi event heading to the game.
Rainbow Six: Siege is currently available on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4. It was released in 2015, so expect to see it supported into 2025.
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