UbisoftSeveral content creators had the chance to play Six Siege X. Players can join them in the closed beta, but you need some luck on your side.
Rainbow Six Siege X overhauls the core gameplay and introduces a new game mode, maps, and features. Dual Front is a new 6v6 game mode that requires teams to defend their own territory while also trying to overtake enemy sectors.
In addition, dynamic objectives force players to adapt, and completing them can change the tide of a match. But it’s not just Dual Front in Six Siege X. The enhanced experience also introduces five new maps, a new advanced rappel feature, enhanced audio, improved visuals, a new UI, and more.
Best of all, Dual Front, Operator Onboarding, Quick Match, Events, and Unranked will be free when Six Siege X launches on June 10. But before looking too far ahead, here is everything you need to know about getting access to the closed beta.
How long is the Rainbow Six Siege X closed beta?
UbisoftThe closed beta begins on March 13 at 12 p.m. PT, 3 p.m. ET, 8 p.m. CET, and ends on March 19 at the same time as it started.
How to get access to the closed beta
You must earn a closed beta Twitch drop to access the R6 Siege X Closed Beta. Owning Rainbow Six Siege is not required to access the closed beta.
First, you must link your Twitch and Ubisoft accounts to claim your drops. Drops are available from participating livestreams during the entire closed beta window. Most streamers participating will likely mention drops in their stream title.
If you can secure a close beta drop, follow these steps to gain access.
PC
- The Closed Beta will automatically be added to your Ubisoft Connect Library
- Download the Closed Beta
PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S
- You will receive a platform-specific Beta key
- Redeem the key in the PlayStation Xbox store to unlock the Closed Beta
- Download the Closed Beta
That’s everything we know about the beta. If you want to know which Operator to use once you get access to the beta, check out our tier list.
