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Ubisoft Announces Rainbow Six Siege Free Trial

Ubisoft has announced that from February 2 to 5, PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One players will be able to download the game completely free of charge. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege.

The tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege has been one of the most addictive multiplayer action titles of recent times, and Ubisoft aims to further boost its popularity by offering a free trial. Starting February 2nd, the trial will be available for download from the respective online stores for the various gaming platforms and will end this Sunday.

In this way, players can download the game at no additional cost and play during those days even without the need to have purchased the physical or digital title. Note that this test is the full version of the game, therefore players will be able to unlock the agent packs of the game through accumulated experience in the games.

Furthermore, the French company has confirmed today that the Operation Velvet Shell content (which includes the Spanish operator Chacal and a new map in Ibiza), the first major content update for Year 2 of Rainbow Six Siege , will be available on February 7 on all platforms where the game is sold, namely Playstation 4, PC and Xbox One.

Rainbow Six Siege is a competitive multiplayer tactical action game focused on battles between two teams of players. The game was released in December 2015, and since then Ubisoft has expanded it through season passes , free updates, free maps, and agent packs for players to enjoy.

Rainbow Season Two will kick off on February 7th with a new update bringing new content to Ubisoft's multiplayer title.

Source: Polygon

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