Rainbow Six Siege starts returning to normal after incident: Ubisoft activates progressive comeback

The tactical shooter initiates a controlled relaunch while live checks continue.

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After several hours of uncertainty and major issues with the servers, Rainbow Six Siege is finally showing clear signs of recovery. Ubisoft has confirmed that the game is gradually coming back online, after completing the initial internal tests related to the recent incident.

According to the message shared by the company, the initial tests have already concluded with positive results, which has allowed for a so-called soft launch. This means that, for now, only a limited number of players can access the game, while the technical team continues to monitor the servers’ behavior in real-time.

Ubisoft Proceeds with Caution Before Full Relaunch of Rainbow Six Siege

The decision to reopen access in a phased manner is a response to the need to avoid new failures after what happened, especially since issues such as anomalous rewards, inventory errors, and incorrect sanctions on some accounts were reported.

Ubisoft has made it clear that this is not yet the definitive return. The studio will continue to monitor the game’s performance before giving the green light to the full reversal of changes and complete relaunch for the entire community. In this regard, it is expected that more concrete information will be published in the coming hours or days about:

• The full reopening of the servers

• The definitive correction of the detected errors

• Possible compensations for affected players

• The store will not return until further notice

For now, the recommendation remains the same: patience and caution, especially for those who still do not have access during this controlled phase. Everything indicates that Rainbow Six Siege is on the right track, but Ubisoft wants to ensure that the return is stable before taking the next step.