Ubisoft didn’t have any footage to share, beyond a short and vague teaser, but Mills has said Siege X will bring ‘major graphical and audio upgrades, refined game feel, and new ways to enjoy the game, all while staying true to what makes the core of Siege so special.’.
It’s not known when Siege X will actually arrive, but considering the current version of the game is getting a tenth year of content for 2025 (which is covered on Ubisoft’s website), it suggests Siege X won’t be out until 2026 at the earliest.
The invitational wrapped up over the weekend and during the proceedings, creative director Alex Karpazis and game director Joshua Mills took to the stage to confirm Rainbow Six Siege X is indeed a thing and will serve as the basis for the game for the next decade.
That game has been going strong for 10 years and, much like Overwatch 2 and Counter-Strike 2, Rainbow Six Siege is now set to get its own sequel, that isn’t really a sequel at all.
There might never be a Rainbow Six Siege 2 but the closest thing to it is happening soon, as Ubisoft reveal plans for the game’s next 10 years.
