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Ubisoft Reportedly Greenlights New Rainbow Six: Vegas Game After 18 Years Without a Another Installment
The project is in early development, and sources say it may be several years before Ubisoft releases the unannounced game.
Ubisoft Montreal has reportedly greenlit a new Rainbow Six Vegas entry in early development under the codename "Spades," marking the series' return 18 years after the last installment.
Rainbow Six Vegas launched in 2006, followed by Rainbow Six Vegas 2 in 2008; despite nearly 20 years passing, the series remains a beloved corner of the Tom Clancy universe for fans.
Insider Gaming sources report the project is "likely Vegas 3 rather than a remake," though Ubisoft appears in early production stages with no official announcement expected for several years.
This title represents one of three projects at the Montreal studio, with a second game also set in the Rainbow Six universe under Vantage Studios, where Tencent holds a 26.32 percent stake.
Meanwhile, Ubisoft continues work on Rainbow Six Tactics, a turn-based spin-off launching next year, alongside a Splinter Cell remake and new Assassin's Creed games set in Rome and Jerusalem.