Rainbow Six Siege X has launched globally across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Luna platforms. This major overhaul introduces enhanced visuals, fresh gameplay elements, and a free-entry tier offering access to base Operators across Casual, Unranked, and Dual Front modes. Premium features such as Ranked matches, Siege Cup events, extra Operators, and cosmetic items remain behind a paywall.

Players can choose between two premium bundles: The Elite Edition ($19.99) unlocks competitive playlists, Siege Cup participation, and 16 Operators, while the Ultimate Edition ($39.99) provides 52 Operators, the Disruptor Pack, and full competitive access.

The update’s flagship addition, Dual Front, revolutionizes Siege with 6v6 battles where teams simultaneously attack and defend objectives. This mode permits respawns, Operator swaps during matches, and dynamic Neutral Sector objectives. Visual enhancements now feature reworked lighting systems and upgraded textures across five classic maps: Clubhouse, Chalet, Border, Bank, and Kafe, with three more receiving updates each season.

Environmental interactivity expands through destructible objects like gas pipes and metal detectors that players can weaponize against opponents. Movement mechanics gain new depth with improved rappel dynamics, enabling sideways dashes along walls and smoother corner navigation. Audio systems have been completely reengineered for realistic sound propagation, giving competitive advantages through precise enemy location tracking based on ambient noise.

New player onboarding now includes tutorial systems designed to accelerate skill development and tactical understanding for incoming recruits.