Rainbow Six Siege X Closed Beta Test to Feature Dual Front, a New 6v6 Game Mode

Rainbow Six Siege X's Closed Beta is here, introducing the exciting new 6v6 game mode, Dual Front. Read on to discover more about Dual Front and the Closed Beta test.
Rainbow Six Siege X Showcase Unveils Update Details
Closed Beta: March 13th - 19th, 2025
Ubisoft officially announced on their website that the Rainbow Six Siege X (R6 Siege X) Closed Beta will run from March 13th, 12 PM PT / 3 PM ET / 8 PM CET (immediately following the R6 Siege X Showcase), to March 19th, 12 PM PT / 3 PM ET / 8 PM CET.
Gain access by watching the R6 Siege X Showcase on the official Rainbow 6 Twitch channel or participating Twitch streams from select content creators to earn Closed Beta Twitch drops. The beta will feature the new Dual Front mode and be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Currently, some players are experiencing issues receiving the expected beta access code email. Ubisoft Support acknowledged this on Twitter (X) on March 14th and are working to resolve the problem.
It's crucial to remember that R6 Siege X isn't a new game, but a significant update enhancing Siege with graphical and technical improvements.
Dual Front: The New 6v6 Game Mode

Ubisoft introduced Dual Front, a dynamic 6v6 mode offering core gameplay upgrades (visual enhancements, audio overhaul, rappel improvements, and more), revamped player protection systems, and free access to experience Rainbow Six Siege's tactical action.
Set on the new District map, two teams of six Operators battle to control enemy sectors while defending their own. This innovative approach features simultaneous attacking and defending Operators, unlocking new gadget combinations and tactical strategies.
Classic Siege gameplay persists, now titled "Core Siege" in the main menu. This includes five modernized maps (Clubhouse, Chalet, Border, Bank, and Kafe) with double texture resolution, optional 4K textures on PC, and enhanced destructible materials. Modernization of additional maps will continue in future seasons, three at a time.
Free Access Arrives: Year 10, Season 2

After 10 years, Rainbow Six Siege goes free-to-play, aligning with its competitors. Game Director Alexander Karpazis, speaking with PC Gamer at the R6 Siege X Showcase, explained the decision to introduce the game to a broader audience, emphasizing the enhanced social aspect of playing with friends.
Free access includes Unranked, Quick Play, and Dual Front. Ranked mode and the Siege Cup remain exclusive to premium access, a decision made to maintain competitive balance and deter smurfing and cheating, as previously explained by Leroy Athanassoff in a 2020 PC Gamer interview.
No Siege 2: Evolution, Not Revolution

Karpazis confirmed that a Siege 2 sequel was never considered. Instead, Siege X represents a significant evolution, developed over three years alongside ongoing seasonal updates. It's designed to ensure the game's continued success for the next decade, respecting the community that built its legacy. The focus is on meaningful change, demonstrating a commitment to the players and the game's future.
Rainbow Six Siege X launches June 10th, 2025, on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Stay updated with our Rainbow Six Siege articles!
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