In 2020, there was confirmation that the program is being actively developed for consoles such as the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Gameplay itself is based on difficult fighting between the defending side and attack aircraft. The environment surrounding the participants has limitations. Locations in the game are made up of various objects - these are buildings, aircraft and much more. Defenders are located inside, and around there is an open area, where the attackers begin to actively fight.
The main goal of the game is destruction. The objects surrounding each character are made as close to reality as possible, exactly, and the degree of their future damage will depend on the caliber of the bullets used by the participants or on the total power of the bomb itself. The walls are easily destroyed, creating more and more firing positions. For example, make a hole in the ceiling or floor, which will become another access point. The guarantee of victory is the use of all possibilities for destruction. The defender can limit the ability of opponents to create destruction, while using kits to build operatives and strengthen the walls.
The main mode in which the gameplay takes place:
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege (translated from English as "Rainbow 6: Siege", which is widely known in Russia) is a tactical shooter. The announcement came out on June 9, 2014, and the program itself was released in December 2015. The game relies on combat operations in the surrounding space and the interaction of participants with each other.