Rainbow Six: Siege's Next Limited Time Event Is Called M.U.T.E. Protocol
/ Carlos HernandezUbisoft is sticking to the schedule of more limited events in Rainbow Six: Siege’s Year 5 by introducing the M.U.T.E. Protocol, a two-week event running from August 4 to August 17.
The theme is obviously futuristic with a splash of Blood Dragon based on how it was presented in it’s trailer which you can watch below.
M.U.T.E. Protocol brings a new take on the 5v5 game mode Secure Area and will take place in a more cyberpunk-like version of the Tower map. Attackers are tasked to shut down M.U.T.E. Protocol while defenders protect it. It looks like Attackers have the ability to switch from Operator to Drone form while Defenders have the ability to teleport around the map by entering indestructable cameras found in the map. Most of the operators now in the game will be available with the exception of these operators benched for “gameplay reasons”:
Twitch
Thatcher
Mozzie
Mute
Maestro
Valkyrie
Dokkaebi
Echo
Goyo
Clash
Montagne
Blitz
Caveira
Just like previous limited events in Rainbow Six: Siege, M.U.T.E. Protocol comes with a collection of 26 cosmetic items that can be unlocked through event-exclusive booster packs that includes no duplicates. Meaning, if you buy 26 M.U.T.E. Protocol packs, you get all 26 items. Among the items in this collection are customization options for operators such as Jackal, Lion, Ying, Kapkan, Mira, Mute, Oryx, and Vigil. There are also new weapon skins and other cosmetics to further expand your collection of skins.
This is the second time limited event for Year 5 and based on the plans for Siege’s content this year, each season will introduce a new event plus a new Battle Pass for players to progress in.
Rainbow Six: Siege is currently in the Operation Steel Wave season which introduced two new operators named Melusi and Ace.
Developer Double Eleven has released their new game Blindfire on the PlayStation 5 as an early access title. It’s an FPS arena shooter where gunfights happen in the dark.
Life is Strange: Double Exposure brings back Max Caulfield with new time-manipulation powers, but struggles to capture the original’s emotional weight. While the dual-timeline mechanic is engaging, the story’s weak twists, forgettable characters, and technical issues hold it back. A nostalgic revisit, but not a standout entry in the series.
LightSpeed Studios and Square Enix have announced that their MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV Online will have a mobile version simply called Final Fantasy XIV Mobile.
The Patapon spiritual successor Ratatan, is still set to release sometime in 2025 as we get a new gameplay trailer showcasing a more polished look of the game since we last saw the title in action. Developers TVT and Ratata Arts have also made a deal with an Asian publishing called Game Source Entertainment to be the their title’s publisher.
The 2024 Game Awards nominees for Game of the Year has revealed and the announcement has already triggered a heated discussion online as we have a DLC/expansion added nominated for the first time since show started.
The console version of The Elder Scrolls Online now has Update 44 live as this free update introduces big improvements to Battlegrounds PvP and adds two new companions.
Sony has finally revealed the games coming to PlayStation Plus’s Game Catalog for Extra and Premium/Deluxe subscribers this November 2024. This update adds 17 games to the service.
Goddess of Victory: Nikke, a free-to-play 2D tactical cover shooter for mobile and PC, is celebrating its 2nd Anniversary by launching a variety of new content from new characters, costumes, and even a new mini-game to spice things up this November.
Lego Horizon Adventures transforms the serious world of Horizon Zero Dawn into a playful experience geared towards younger gamers. With a lighter story, fun character twists, and familiar machines recreated in Lego form, it serves as a charming introduction to Aloy’s universe. While hardcore fans may find it a bit basic, it’s ideal for friendly, family-oriented play with loved ones of any age.
Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero is a hefty game, yet the clear omissions make it feel like a lesser product compared to a title from nearly two decades ago. And while that may disappoint a lot of players, what is present is a great action fighter that looks and more importantly feels awesome to play.
Developer Embark Studios (The Finals) has given us a better look at their upcoming extraction shooter Arc Raiders, which is set to launch sometime in 2025. A new trailer is out and features gameplay footage taken from a recent tech test they did in October.
After 15 years Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl is now available on PC, Xbox Series, and even PC Game Pass. But it didn’t launch smoothly as at launch players experienced numerous bugs and issues as they returned to The Zone.