In valuing the player's investment, Athanassof said, Ubisoft Montréal plans to treat the current game like a home that simply needs renovations. A Rainbow Six: Siege 2 would necessitate a new game in a different environment, complete with a fresh inventory and possibly another production crew at the helm. The Siege of the future shouldn't resemble the Siege of today due to ongoing updates, but the team sees no need for an actual sequel. While communicating with fans in a Reddit AMA on the Rainbow6 subreddit, Siege Creative Director Leroy Athanassof explained why Ubisoft Montréal won't pursue a proper follow-up. Related: Rainbow Six Siege's Crossplay Multiplayer: What Platforms & How A number of familiar gameplay mechanics, gadgets, and weapons will also make the jump to Extraction, though developers claim that players who never took a liking to Siege may find something interesting to glom onto in the PvE adventure. The next Rainbow Six installment will boast new Operators and a few from the 2015 hit, such as Nomad and Hibana. Rainbow Six fans eager for another experience in the brand may be satiated next year with the advent of Rainbow Six: Extraction, a three-player co-op title that distances itself from the generally grounded nature of Siege.Ī PvE experience, Rainbow Six: Extraction revolves around an alien threat derived from Siege's limited-time Outbreak event, which took place in 2018 during the Operation Chimera expansion. According to Creative Director Leroy Athanassof, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege doesn't need a sequel rather, the developers will continue to focus on incremental changes that improve the base game.

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