Tom Clancy: Last News

Rainbow Six Extraction will finally launch on January 20, 2022 with Ubisoft revealing that pre-orders are available now.Rainbow Six Extraction was originally due to launch in September 2021 but was delayed until January earlier this year.

Splinter Cell game has apparently been greenlit, eight years after the last title in the series.VGC has received information from development sources that say a new Splinter Cell game has been approved. The revival is an attempt to win back fans who have been frustrated by Ubisoft’s recent mobile and VR games.Two people close to Ubisoft said that the studios working on the project would not include the Montreal studio responsible for previous entries.

EXCLUSIVE: A key character will be returning to Amazon Prime Video’s Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan. Abbie Cornish, who portrayed Cathy Mueller in Season 1, will be back to reprise the role in the recently announced fourth season.

Jack Ryan has been renewed for season four…and season three hasn’t even debuted yet!

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, starring John Krasinski, has been renewed for a fourth season, ahead of the series’ Season 3 premiere on Prime Video. Additionally, Michael Peña is set to join the Season 4 cast in an undisclosed role, Amazon has revealed.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the series, Ubisoft has announced a brand new game and made the original Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon game free to keep, as well as some DLC for the more modern day sequels.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon, Ubisoft is letting fans own the original game for free, as well as DLC (downloadable content) for the series’ sequels.As announced yesterday (October 5) via the official Ubisoft website, fans will be able to redeem Ghost Recon, as well as the Fallen Ghosts DLC for Wildlands and Deep State Adventure for Breakpoint for free via the Ubisoft Connect PC launcher.The offer runs from October 5 to October 11 but once redeemed, they can be downloaded and played anytime. The latter however are DLC giveaways, so players would still need to own the base version of Wildlands and Breakpoint.That’s not all.

Amazon Games announced that it has hired former Ubisoft executive Alexandre Parizeau, handing him a “competitive multiplayer” title as his first project.As spotted by Hollywood Reporter, Amazon Games has acquired former Ubisoft executive Alexandre Parizeau, who previously worked as Managing Director at Ubisoft Toronto.Parizeau has also worked extensively on a series of Tom Clancy-branded shooters, working as Senior Producer on both Rainbow Six Vegas and the Splinter Cell franchise.

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50 Cent: Blood On The Sand has revealed that the game was worked on as a Tom Clancy game for “over a year” before being changed to feature rapper 50 Cent.Speaking to NME as part of our feature on cancelled game projects, developer Darren Yeomans – who is now AtomHawk‘s Studio Director – has shared that 50 Cent: Blood On The Sand was originally meant to be a Tom Clancy game.On the topic of getting a game in development across the finish line, Yeomans stated that one way is to “shoe-horn an I.P. into a game and try and cash-in on the name”, before elaborating on his own experience.Swordfish Studios worked on the project – which was “originally based on a Tom Clancy title” – for over a year, according to Yeomans.

Deathloop for PS5 and PC on September 14, NME has the exclusive premiere of the game’s main theme.‘Welcome to Blackreef’ comes from award-winning composer Tom Salta, whose work has featured in film, television, as well as video games, with credits for popular series like Wolfenstein, Halo, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon, and the main theme for PUBG Battlegrounds.Listen to Deathloop‘s main theme below:“The Deathloop Main Theme is the foundation for the entire score and so I aimed to create a very ‘loop-able’ and memorable idea with a unique palette of sounds inspired by the music and soundtracks of the late ’60s,” Salta told NME.“The theme evokes the sense of a mysterious time loop, starting and ending with a clock ticking; then with the use of

Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six has had many games, several of which are no longer purchasable, and now seven of them can be played in the new Rainbow Six: Black Ops 2.0 mod.The mod, available on moddb, was created by Menrva.

Cookie Clicker was finally released on Steam last week (September 1) and the game is already one of the most popular titles on the platform.According to SteamDB, Cookie Clicker is simultaneously the most popular release and the hottest release on Steam right now. As such, the game currently holds the number one place on their trending chart.

Ubisoft narrative writer Simon Ducharme has shared his immense pride at being able to help introduce the first transgender operator in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege.Speaking via his own personal Twitter account, Ducharme shared how “incredibly proud” he is to help bring new character Osa to the game.“So here it is. Osa is a trans woman, and I’m incredibly proud.

Rainbow Six Siege has confirmed that the next operation will be called Crystal Guard, and will soon launch a trailer for the next operator.In a Twitter teaser posted on August 10, Ubisoft has confirmed that the next operation for Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege will be titled Crystal Guard, which was correctly named by leakers back in June.

Ubisoft and Bungie have teamed up to take a subscription-based cheat company to court, saying they’ve cost them “millions of dollars”Company Ring-1 currently sells bundles of hacks for online first person shooters like Destiny 2 and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege.As reported by PC Gamer, these cheats include aimbots, a hardware ID spoofer to avoid bans, special tools to show the health and distance of other players as well as the option to alter weapon spread and recoil.They offer similar cheat bundles for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Escape from Tarkov, Apex Legends and many more, with over 13,000 people using their message boards.

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege is unveiling the Containment Event, which includes a new game mode called Nest Destruction.Running until August 24, Rainbow Six Siege’s Containment Event will be focused around the Nest Destruction game mode. Players will take to a reworked version of the Consulate map, now ruled over by the Chimera Parasite.As the Ubisoft website explains, “A team of REACT agents were dispatched to neutralize the threat, but the presence of humanoid creatures ready to stop them raises the question of the unidentified entity’s purpose.

Ubisoft‘s new free-to-play, 6v6 shooter Tom Clancy’s XDefiant. The areas may be familiar to fans of previous Tom Clancy games as well.Acting as a first look at some of the maps available during the upcoming closed test, the video shows off Emporium and Air & Space.

Ghost Recon: Breakpoint will soon be getting a crossover with Tomb Raider in celebration of the game’s 20th anniversary.Amongst a slew of updates that have surfaced for Ghost Recon this year, the 20th anniversary celebrations have prompted a new Operation to be added to the most recent title in the series.Ghost Recon: Breakpoint will be updated to include an Operation titled Motherland, which will incorporate characters from Wildlands and Tomb Raider.Although there are no further details as of yet, it is known that the update will be called “Relics Of The Ancients” and will be available sometime this year.Ghost Recon’s most recent crossover was with Rainbow Six Siege, and Ubisoft has been clear that 2021 will be a year full of updates and

Ubisoft has announced that its mobile game, Tom Clancy’s Elite Squad, will be closing down on October 4, 13 months after it first launched.The news was announced on the game’s official site with the caption “The Story Ends”, explaining that there will be no new content following this week’s update.The blog post explained that the game was “no longer sustainable” despite the development team investigating several avenues to keep it going.

Ubisoft’s recent first quarter earnings call, CEO Yves Guillemot has said that around 80 per cent of the company’s current investments are premium titles.Guillemot said (thanks, VGC): “around 80 per cent of our current investments are targeted at significantly expanding our premium offering by growing our biggest existing franchises, by building new IPs with a focus on player engagement and social interaction, and by adding blockbuster license entertainment brands to our portfolio.”He added that the other 20 per cent are free-to-play titles.