Rainbow Six Extraction gets first trailer, September release date at E3
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction has received its first in-depth showcase, breaking down the upcoming cooperative shooter, formerly known as Rainbow Six Quarantine. The game took center stage at the Ubisoft Forward E3 2021 conference, serving up its gameplay debut, following a lengthy absence after its year two years prior. The publisher also announced planned availability, now targeting a September 16, 2021, release date on console and PC.
Rainbow Six Extraction sees players deployed to contain a viral outbreak, with an alien parasite sweeping the nation, sparking various infected forms. The game translates many fundamentals of Rainbow Six Siege, a tactical shooter that rewards precision and forethought, into a collaborative setting. The game will also support cross-play between all platforms at launch.
Ubisoft opened its E3 2021 press conference with a new cinematic trailer for Rainbow Six Extraction, further establishing the game’s premise, with returning Rainbow Six Siege Operators. We also received seven minutes of gameplay, the first look at the title in action, with both new and returning gadgets for its next outing.
While first unveiled as Rainbow Six Quarantine in mid-2019, the project later fell out of the spotlight, with development still underway under the codename “Parasite.” Ubisoft reintroduced the title earlier this month, coupled with its latest rebrand.
Rainbow Six Extraction launches September 16, 2021, with preorders now live via the Ubisoft Store. While headed to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 versions are also available, coupled with upgrades for the systems.
Fight The Outbreak
Rainbow Six Extraction
Co-op, replayability, and tension.
Embracing the signatures of Rainbow Six Siege through a cooperative lens, Rainbow Six Quarantine sees Operators deployed to tackle a global biohazard threat. Ubisoft’s upcoming shooter offers a new form of tactical experience for long-time fans and newcomers, expected to release in late 2021.
We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more.
Here’s everything announced during Ubisoft Forward at E3 2021
Ubisoft has joined the E3 2021 games conference with an event of their own, Ubisoft Forward, to discuss the new projects and games coming from the massive publisher in the future. Here’s everything announced during Ubisoft Forward at E3 2021.
Review: Chivalry 2 is anything but chivalrous
The long-awaited sequel to Torn Banner Studios’ legendary 2012 hit Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is finally here, but does it live up to fans’ lofty expectations? For the most part, yes, although there are some cracks in the game’s plate armor.