Rainbow Six Siege MUTE Protocol goes full cyberpunk with limited-time mode

Ubisoft has unveiled MUTE Protocol, its latest limited-time event headed to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. The game's mid-flavor modes brand a return through a cyberpunk lens, bringing robot-on-robot multiplayer shoot-outs, with a scattering of unique gameplay twists. That includes a neon-lined revamp to the existing Tower map, serving as its phase for digital espionage, and cantankerous-map teleportation.

MUTE Protocol makes its arrival on August 4 through August 17, with what Ubisoft describes every bit a "high-tech take on Siege combat." The way retains the usual assailant-and-defender structure, building upon the existing Secure Area game mode with a thematic twist. With our favorite Operators swapped out for robots, players can transform their bodies into drones and cameras, teleporting across the map.

The mode introduces yet some other fresh spin on Rainbow Half-dozen Siege's tactical gameplay, as showcased through its cursory teaser trailer preluding its launch. The video shows the new "morphing" characteristic in activeness, assuasive players to travel through surveillance for quick cross-map traversal. The new Tower map, familiar in layout, besides looks directly from Blade Runner with its neon lights and cogitating surfaces.

While the MUTE Protocol mode contains a majority of the total Rainbow Half-dozen roster, Ubisoft also looks to introduce a new moving ridge of paid corrective skins. Robot-themed outfits for Jackal, Panthera leo, and Ying join the assail, with equal treatment for Kapkan, Mira, Mute, Oryx, and Vigil on defence force. While dressed has bionic soldiers past default, players tin also buy those skins to keep, through the MUTE Protocol Drove Packs, using the game's premium currency, R6 Credits.

Rainbow Six Siege MUTE Protocol drops on August iv, for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, expanding upon its Operation Steel Wave update.

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