That wasn’t so crazy to imagine: after all, Ubisoft Montreal had previously been working on Rainbow Six: Patriots with early trailers and gameplay footage still available to watch.īut Siege marked a clear change in direction for the studio. When the Tom Clancy shooter launched back in 2015, many had expected a narrative-driven campaign or at least some kind of offline content geared towards solo play, just like Rainbow Six Vegas, its sequel, and many of their predecessors. When The Daily Star asked Brand Manager, Alexandre Remy, if Rainbow Six singleplayer was dead, his answer was “yes, yes, one hundred percent.”Ī blunt, unflinching response, though one that makes perfect sense considering what Ubisoft is trying to accomplish with Siege. Well, for those holding out hope we have some bad news. With Rainbow Six Siege going from strength to strength, becoming one of the world’s most popular online shooters and boasting a thriving esports scene, many have asked whether Ubisoft plans to ever launch another singleplayer game in the series. Ubisoft: Rainbow Six Siege Single player Is dead, No Major Plans For Terrorist Hunt (Image: UBISOFT)
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