Ubisoft Delays Rainbow Six Mobile and The Division Resurgence
Rainbow Six Mobile and Tom Clancy's The Division Resurgence, highly anticipated mobile titles, have been delayed yet again. Originally slated for release sometime in 2024-2025, Ubisoft now plans to launch both games after its FY25 fiscal year, meaning a release sometime in early 2025 at the earliest.
This delay, according to Ubisoft's business documents, aims to minimize competition within the already saturated tactical shooter market. The company seeks to optimize key performance indicators (KPIs) and ensure a strong market launch, rather than facing immediate competition from other releases such as Delta Force: Hawk Ops.
A Strategic Setback
The decision is surprising, as the documentation doesn't indicate significant development hurdles. Instead, Ubisoft prioritizes a strategic release window to maximize impact. This means fans will have to wait longer than expected.
While disappointing for fans eagerly awaiting these mobile adaptations, pre-registration remains open for both games. In the interim, explore our curated lists of the best and most anticipated mobile games of 2024 to keep your gaming fix satisfied.
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