Rainbow Six Quarantine is coming in 2020

Three-player co-op

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The next entry in Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six is coming in early 2020 and it is a co-op experience. Titled Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Quarantine, the game will feature teams of up to three players engaging in tactical game play.

According to a press release from Ubisoft, Quarantine takes place a few years in the future of the Rainbow Six universe. Rainbow operators will do battle against a lethal alien parasite infecting humans and their surroundings. Ubisoft Montreal sees the game as a radical transformation of the co-op experience, or as lead game designer Jade Adam-Granger put it, “What Siege is to the PVP shooter genre, we want Quaratine to be to co-op.”

Rainbow Six Quarantine will launch for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, and will be part of Uplay+, the new subscription service Ubisoft is launching.


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