Rainbow Six Siege turns nine years old in 2024, but in live service terms, it’s more like 90.
Ubisoft’s 5v5 FPS first released in 2015, Overwatch was still months away, PUBG didn’t exist, and Fortnite was a zombie game.
Rainbow Six Siege creative director Alexander Karpazis dismisses the need for a sequel after nine successful years.
‘I’m not going to name names, but you see games go through sequels and just completely drop the ball’
A sequel with a new engine could risk losing the essence and detailed elements that define Siege.
Karpazis envisions Siege enduring indefinitely, leveraging its current engine and talented development team.
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