Ubisoft has officially announced Rainbow Six Tactics, a turn-based strategy spinoff launching in 2027. The game is being developed by Ubisoft Paris, the studio behind the Mario + Rabbids crossover series, marking the publisher's expansion of the Rainbow Six franchise beyond its core tactical shooter identity. The move positions Ubisoft to explore the strategy genre using established IP while leveraging internal expertise in turn-based mechanics.
The decision reflects a broader industry trend of established franchises spawning genre experiments, though Rainbow Six Tactics' specific gameplay details and scope remain unrevealed ahead of its 2027 window.
- Rainbow Six Tactics launches in 2027 as a turn-based strategy title, not a traditional shooter.
- Ubisoft Paris, experienced with turn-based systems through Mario + Rabbids, is leading development.
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Ubisoft is making the first singleplayer Rainbow Six in 19 years, and it's a tactics game in the style of XCOM
Rainbow Six Tactics is led by Mario + Rabbids co-dev Ubisoft Paris.