Numerous game developers have opted to port well-known video game franchises to mobile devices, and Ubisoft has chosen to do the same with Rainbow Six Siege, one of its most well-liked online multiplayer games. The closed beta for the Rainbow Six Mobile port has begun.
For those who are unaware, Rainbox Six Mobile has a structure and gameplay that is comparable to those of its PC and console predecessors. It is a tactical 5 vs. 5 shooters in which two teams compete against one another. The game’s beta test began on September 12 and, unlike the PC and console versions, it is intended to be a free-to-play venture. Only seven nations now have access to the new mobile game: the United States, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, Singapore, Philippines, and India.
The creators have also mentioned that they want to distribute additional beta program invites and make fresh adjustments to it. Through its official Twitter account, Ubisoft revealed that it is sending out invites to specific pre-registered customers in certain Closed Beta-eligible territories through Google Play. In other words, even people who have registered will not instantly have access to the game. However, over the following several weeks, the firm aims to gradually increase the number of beta players and the frequency of invites.
Unfortunately, Android users are now the only ones who can participate in Rainbox Six Mobile’s tight beta test. For those who are interested, the beta test will feature the same traditional 5v5 Attack vs. Defense game mode as the game’s PC and console versions. The game has a variety of operators, each of whom brings a special tool that adds to the “tactical” shooter feel of the title. Bomb and Secure Area are the only two game types available in the test for now, while Bank and Border are the only two available maps.
