- Ubisoft unveils Rainbow Six Siege X as a “major evolution
- “Siege X introduces graphical, audio, and gameplay enhancements
- Full reveal set for March 13, 2025, at the Siege X Showcase

Ubisoft has officially announced Rainbow Six Siege X, a major upgrade to the tactical shooter that is still loved by fans.
Siege Reinvented: The Next Tactical Revolution
While some fans guessed it to be a sequel, Ubisoft has clarified that it isn’t part 2 of the original game; instead, it is called a “major evolution,” which is set to bring noticeable changes in the game while keeping its core tactical experience intact.
The game Rainbow Sic Siege was launched in 2015, and since then, this 5v5 player’s title has been successful in maintaining its popularity. The game focuses on teamwork and strategic gameplay, allowing players to pick the operator of their choice; each of them has different abilities.
Over the years, it has received numerous updates, adding new operators, maps, and game mechanics. Now, Ubisoft is gearing up to go further with Siege X, which aims to refine the already existing game by introducing fresh gameplay elements and new features.
Ubisoft has hinted towards the enhancements that players can expect from the upcoming title, like graphical and audio improvements, making sure that players may get an exceptional experience this time.
The game will get an official update on March 13, 2025, at 10 AM PT in Siege X Showcase, the biggest event in Atlanta, Georgia. Moreover, the event will be live on Rainbow Six Siege Twitch Channel. Ubisoft mentioned in the blog post:
“A new era of Rainbow Six Siege will be revealed on March 13 at the Siege X Showcase. A teaser shown during the championship weekend of the Six Invitational offered glimpses of the biggest transformation in the game’s history, including graphical and audio upgrades, deepened tactical gameplay, and new ways to play the game. “
Beyond Siege: A New Chapter Unfolds
To add to the thrill, developers have released a brief teaser video showing glimpses of gameplay like destruction and explosions, wall running, helicopters, and more.
However, the game may seem like a sequel, but clearly, it isn’t. Alex Karpazis and Joshua Mills wiped this confusion away at the Six Invitational showcase by revealing that Siege X is not the successor (Via Insider Gaming). Joshua Mills stated:
“It is not Siege 2, and it’s not just another update. It’s a major evolution. We’re expanding and reinforcing the very foundation of Siege to ensure it remains the pinnacle of tactical PvP first-person shooters.”
For now, this new update is crucial for Ubisoft as the company has been facing downs for some years, and this game might assist it in its survival. Besides this, it also relies on Assassins Creed Shadows for the same reason, as critics are of the view that the game’s success may shape Ubisoft’s future.
However, fortunately, Rainbow Six Siege has been thriving since the beginning and is an excellent opportunity for Ubisoft to prove its worth again and make its place in the competitive gaming industry.
Furthermore, R6 Siege will be completing its 10 years, a massive millstone; now, all eyes are on Siege X, and fans are eager to see how Ubisoft is going to reshape this game.