Rainbow Six Mobile

Rainbow Six Mobile is free to download and play, but some weapons and upgrades can only be purchased with real money.

Rainbow Six is a series of tactical shooter video games that has been running since 1998. The most recent entry, Rainbow Six Siege, had its full release on December 1, 2015—after an open beta from September 23 to 27. While the game is available on PC and consoles, a mobile version was released for iOS and Android on August 29, 2016.

Rainbow Six Siege Mobile has some features similar to the main game and others that are unique to mobile. For instance, you can use your own loadouts from the main game when playing on mobile; however, you can also unlock weapons with in-game currency that are only available through the mobile app (though they can be transferred back to the main game).

Additionally, though you play against other players in real-time on the PC versions of Rainbow Six Siege and Rainbow Six Siege Mobile, you cannot play against anyone else on mobile—you must use your skills against AI bots instead (though there are more than 40 of them), so it may initially seem like a bit of a dead end.

The game uses microtransactions as part of its business model; however, they’re largely optional except for those who want more powerful weapons without having to grind them out with in-game currency. In fact,

Rainbow Six is a game franchise that has been around for years, but Ubisoft has yet to release an official mobile version. The closest you can get to a Rainbow Six experience on your phone or tablet is with the mobile port of the free-to-play PC game, Rainbow Six Siege.

The mobile rendition of Siege is a tactical third-person shooter that uses 2D graphics and touch controls to put you in control of a team of five special ops super soldiers as they fight their way through increasingly challenging terrorist scenarios.