Although the player was apparently only in the tutorial, the scenes already open a detailed insight into the #weapon game, gadgets such as drones, barricades as well as breakable walls and the six operators (Alibi, Lion, Vigil, Ela, Finka, and Tachanka). According to Ubisoft’s official announcement, in the tactical shooter three players fight cooperatively as operators against an alien threat (parasite) that infects human hosts and their surroundings.

According to the leak, the single-celled enemy organisms call themselves “Archaeans” and can survive in extremely harsh habitats such as (very hot) hydrothermal vents. The blue-green aliens don’t need knives, because their arms are already big blades. In case of alarm, this species does not carry a cot, but lets its head glow to attract the attention of fellow soldiers. Provided that this species is the main opponent – because in addition there are other subtypes, according to pcgamer.com.

Each of the missions is structured as a reconnaissance mission, in the course of which players get the opportunity to collect tissue samples by sneak-kill and place auto-trackers in alien nests. If such a nest is alerted, numerous enemies should be flushed out. A “biofilm” in this world is not an excuse for a comfortable lesson, but rather a zher black slime, which is apparently emitted by the nest in emergency situations to slow down the human warriors. Archeans themselves are also said to leave behind the black grtze after their disintegration.

After certain reconnaissance points have been checked in a sub-zone, the next area is reached through an airlock – similar to the safe room in Left 4 Dead. From zone to zone, the targets naturally become more numerous and the environment more irritating. How many of the dots players take out is apparently up to their discretion. If you don’t make it to the airlock in time, you can still be rescued from a slimy biofilm tree later on. To do this, some glowing anchor points of the elastic slime would have to be dissected by force of arms.

As a standalone game, Rainbow Six Quarantine/Parasite is said to offer more substance than Rainbow Six Siege’s Outbreak mode, even if some placeholder sounds and effects still seem to be in the leaked gameplay scenes. The last annual report only promised a release along with Far Cry 6 in the next fiscal year (April 2021 to March 2022) (we reported). In a subsequent conference call, Ubisoft’s CFO Frdrick Duguet narrowed down the time frame even further and stated that a release of both titles is planned before September 30, 2021.

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