Leaker Hints at Upcoming Rainbow Six Game

A recent report from a reputable leaker suggests that the upcoming Rainbow Six game may be titled "Rainbow Six A." While the exact meaning behind the asterisks remains uncertain, fans have already begun speculating on possible interpretations, coming up with some intriguing options.

Rainbow Six Siege has established itself as one of Ubisoft's most successful franchises, boasting a robust competitive scene and a loyal player base over the years. Although the director of Rainbow Six Siege previously dismissed any plans for a sequel, it appears that a new installment in the series might still be in the works.

In a recent tweet on X, well-known leaker and modder Shiny shared an intriguing detail about the forthcoming game. According to their post, the next Rainbow Six title could start with the letter "A," followed by three asterisks, hinting that the full name may consist of four letters. No additional information was provided, prompting the leaker to encourage followers to guess the remaining letters. The community has already generated several plausible names, including AWOL, Atom, Aces, and Ares.

Possible Announcement Coming on September 30th

In a subsequent tweet on September 29th, Shiny teased a potential announcement, stating, "I hope you guys are ready for tomorrow," without revealing specifics about what the announcement might entail. Given the timing of this tweet, which closely follows the new Rainbow Six leak, there is speculation that Ubisoft could unveil something related to the title on September 30th. However, with Ubisoft having recently canceled its plans for the Tokyo Games Show, fans are left wondering if there will be a standalone reveal for this highly anticipated game.

As for the reliability of the leak, Shiny is a respected figure within the Rainbow Six Siege community, lending credibility to the claims. Nonetheless, as is typical with leaks, it's advisable for fans to remain skeptical until official confirmations are made. Some enthusiasts believe that Ubisoft may be targeting a 2025 release for the new Rainbow Six title. With Assassin's Creed Shadows also delayed to 2025, the possibility of a Rainbow Six game launching next year remains plausible, especially if Ubisoft aims to improve its performance after a lackluster showing in 2024.