Ubisoft reportedly greenlit a third Rainbow Six: Vegas game yesterday, reviving the tactical shooter franchise 18 years after its last release.
The project is reportedly in its very early stages of development at Ubisoft Montreal, meaning a public reveal is likely years away, and there is no guarantee the title will survive the long road to release.
The title is reportedly a direct sequel, Vegas 3, rather than a remake of the classic 2000s entries. The last mainline Vegas title, Rainbow Six: Vegas 2, launched in 2008, leaving the tactical, cover-based single-player formula dormant for nearly two decades while the franchise thrived on the multiplayer hit Rainbow Six: Siege.