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Ubisoft Montreal has initiated three new projects, including a potential third entry in the Rainbow Six Vegas sub-series, according to Insider Gaming reporter Tom Henderson. One of the projects is reportedly codenamed "Spades" and sits in the early stages of development. The studio has not officially announced or confirmed any of the three efforts. [1][2]
Beyond the rumored Vegas follow-up—which insiders view as more likely to be a new installment rather than a remake—a second project is also said to belong to the Rainbow Six universe. Details regarding the third project remain undisclosed. The Vegas franchise first debuted in 2006 on PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3, and last saw an entry in 2008 with Rainbow Six: Vegas 2. [1][2]
The reported slate arrives as the broader franchise faces shifting fortunes. Rainbow Six Siege has crossed the ten-year mark, while Rainbow Six Mobile launched in 2026 but is already slated to shut down in 2027. [2]
New Rainbow Six games may finally be on the horizon. According to Insider Gaming, Ubisoft reportedly has two new titles in development. However, neither has been officially confirmed.
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Ubisoft has given the go-ahead to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 3, according to a report published by Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson. The insider has heard that Ubisoft Montréal has just spun off three new projects, one of which is the return of this particular version of the Rainbow Six franchise. The original Rainbow Six Vegas launched in 2006 for PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3.
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