As Rainbow Six Siege celebrates its tenth year, Ubisoft has unveiled an exciting new chapter: Siege X. This update, akin to the transformation of CS:GO into CS2, promises to redefine the gaming experience. Set to launch on June 10, Siege X will transition to a free-to-play model, making it accessible to a broader audience.
Key Changes in Siege X:
New Mode: Dual Front – Introducing a dynamic 6v6 match format, Dual Front combines attack and defense operators into a thrilling blend. The objective is to seize control of enemy zones and plant sabotage devices. The map is segmented into multiple areas—three zones per team and one expansive neutral zone. Players get a second chance with a 30-second respawn after death.
Advanced Rappel System – Enhance your tactical approach with an upgraded rappel system that allows for both vertical and horizontal movement using ropes.
Increased Environmental Destruction – The game's environment becomes more interactive with new destructible elements. Players can now cause chaos by blowing up fire extinguishers and gas pipes, adding a new layer of strategy.
Reworks for Five Popular Maps – Five beloved maps are set to receive significant updates, refreshing the gameplay and keeping the environment engaging.
Graphical & Audio Enhancements – Ubisoft is committed to delivering a richer gaming experience with comprehensive visual and sound upgrades, enhancing the immersion and realism of Siege X.
Improved Anti-Cheat & Toxicity Measures – The developers are intensifying efforts to refine the anti-cheat system and address toxic behavior within the community, aiming for a fairer and more enjoyable gaming environment.
Ubisoft has also announced a closed beta for Siege X, which will be accessible to players who tune into Siege streams over the next seven days. This presents an excellent opportunity for enthusiasts to get a first-hand experience of the upcoming changes.
