Rainbow Six Tactics Brings 15 Siege Operators to Turn-Based PC, Xbox Missions

3 articles · Updated · Xbox.com · Aug 25

Gamescom’s reveal positioned Rainbow Six Tactics as a single-player command game where players lead up to four Operators through global missions from HQ planning to field execution.
Creative Director Elie Benhamou said Rainbow Six’s core of intel, planning and coordinated breaches made the shift from FPS to turn-based play a natural fit.
15 Operators drawn from Siege bring signature gadgets, abilities and skill trees, while destructible environments let players open sightlines, smash cover and create new entry points.
The Breach mechanic briefly breaks turn order so all active Operators can storm an area at once, aiming to preserve Siege-style tension inside a slower tactical format.
The campaign spans dozens of missions including hostage rescues, bomb disposal and target elimination, adding another tactical chapter to Ubisoft’s Rainbow Six franchise ahead of a 2027 launch.