Rainbow Six Mobile moves one step closer to global launch

The global release of Rainbow Six Mobile is heading into its third and final phase following successful technical and engagement testing stages.

In Phase 3, Ubisoft will be focusing on deploying data centres, balancing gameplay, upgrading infrastructure and resolving bugs.

Once the final testing is completed, the developers will submit the final build to Apple and Google for a worldwide rollout.

Players will be able to carry over their in-game progress; however, they need to connect their Rainbow Six Mobile account to Ubisoft Connect.

The start date for Phase 3 has not yet been revealed, nor has the global launch window.

“We’ll share exact dates when we’re close to pushing all the launch buttons! The biggest party in Rainbow Six Mobile history is about to begin, and you’re at the centre of it all,” the publisher announced on X (Twitter).

Rainbow Six Mobile will bring the popular Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six franchise to Android and iOS. It is a free-to-play competitive multiplayer shooter where players are divided into attacking and defending sides, using operators to battle against their opponents. The project was first announced in 2022.

Ubisoft has confirmed the inclusion of 12 attacking and 12 defending operators in Rainbow Six Mobile. In addition to this, six maps have been revealed so far, with more set to arrive in future updates.

Players can check out the minimum system requirements for the title below:

Given that the minimum requirements to install and run Rainbow Six Mobile are met by most mid-range devices, the title has the potential to attract a wide range of players — not just those looking to enjoy the game casually, but also those aspiring to be part of its esports ecosystem.