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  1. 001KotakuOCT · 09English

    Rainbow Six Siege Mobile Already Has A Shutdown Date Just 7 Months Into Its Full Release

    Ubisoft is shutting down Rainbow Six Mobile on January 15, 2027, less than a year after its global launch in February 2026. The free-to-play tactical shooter, despite millions of downloads, failed to retain players due to criticisms over its differences from console/PC versions, paywall-locked operators, and grindy gameplay.

    By Ethan Gach