A new report indicates that Ubisoft Montreal recently began early development of three projects, one of which appears to be related to the fan favorite Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas. Despite a slower than anticipated start, Ubisoft has seen massive growth with Rainbow Six Siege over the years, with the game already into its 11th year of content and showing no signs of slowing down.
While the Rainbow Six franchise began its life as more of a single-player, narrative-driven tactical experience, the series has seen massive growth over the past decade thanks in large part to the online-focused Siege. In fact, Siege was largely born out of the ashes of the ill-fated Rainbow 6: Patriots, announced in 2011 as a narrative-driven shooter. Rainbow Six Siege celebrated its 10th anniversary late last year, and creative director Alexander Karpazis and game director Joshua Mills previously stating that it'd be a shame for many of these characters to stay locked in Siege. With these latest rumors, perhaps some of them will be exploring new avenues.
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A new report...
