We just heard Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six ExtractionThe January 20th release date and the cross-game friend pass trial system, and Ubisoft is already providing more information about the game.
This time, the French publisher announced that its experimental extraterrestrial shooting Tom Clancy project will launch an evolving endgame, and the detailed post-release content so far will be completely free.
The company’s first challenge detailed in a new press release revolves around time-limited “game-changing” crisis events that either introduce you to a new operator for shooting alien threats, or You introduce a new and unpredictable enemy.
The first event-overflow-will allow you to fight a more evolved and dangerous version of the enemy’s spread. If you are at the top of these events, you can get exclusive REACT Tech, new cosmetics and new knowledge.
If this is not enough for you, then weekly missions that sound a lot like Fate stay night will also be added to the game; these weekly challenges are enabled by various modifiers (limited ammunition, no HUD, friendly shooting, etc.) ) To “test the player’s skills” and make existing content appear in a newer and more difficult way.
Finally, there is the Maelstrom Agreement. This endgame mode will be available at launch and will provide an “exciting weekly challenge mode with hierarchical levels.”
A press release said: “Players must navigate through a series of 9 sub-areas, with increasing difficulty, stronger enemies, rapid resource consumption, and shorter and shorter time allocated for each stage.”
“At each checkpoint, the team must choose to withdraw points or try to push to the end. Earning points will provide a place for challengers of up to five levels, from bronze to silver to gold, platinum and even diamond. Each reward player has a special headgear and REACT points.”
Crisis events will be provided at some time after the release, while the Maelstrom protocol and missions will be provided at the time of release.
Rainbow Six Extraction will be released on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Stadia, Amazon Luna and PC via Ubisoft Connect and Epic Games Store on January 20, 2022.
We can be excited about all this free content, but let’s not forget that Ubisoft is currently involved in a series of abuse allegations, and it is reportedly dragging its feet in responding correctly.
