As a Tom Clancy game, Rainbow Six Siege loves real-word military regiments. If they're not from the real world, they have no place in Rainbow Six. The latest real-world team that Ubisoft are showing ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The GIGN are the French counter-terrorism Special Forces unit set to appear in Rainbow Six Siege.

These guys are good, and they know it. Inside Rainbow’s third episode takes a look at French counter-terrorism unit, GIGN. Heavily armored, and armed with skills essential to the team’s survival.

In a bid to bolster the authenticity of 2015's Rainbow Six Siege, developer Ubisoft Montreal sought help from real-world special operations soldiers. The developer wrote on its blog that it invited ...

With Rainbow Six Siege dropping on October 13 and a closed beta set for September 24, Ubisoft want you to become acquainted with the French counter-terrorism Unit. Known as the National Gendarmerie ...

Rainbow Six Siege focuses around hostage situations and highlighting countries and their respective counter-terrorism units. Today, Ubisoft introduces the French's GIGN unit. The following four ...

Ubisoft has released a new trailer for its upcoming tactical first-person shooter, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, introducing the French counter-terrorism unit, GIGN. Each of the “heavily-armored” ...

The Rainbow Six team is comprised of elite group of multinational soldiers tasked with combating terrorism around the world. The latest trailer for Rainbow Six Siege reveals the American operators, ...

Samit Sarkar (he/him) is Polygon’s deputy managing editor. He has more than 17 years of experience covering video games, movies, television, and technology. The latest Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege ...

Ubisoft Montreal is using famous hostage extraction operations as inspiration for its forthcoming online team-based shooter Rainbow Six: Siege. Rainbow Six: Siege is an asymmetrical shooter in which ...

Its the holidays and its time to make a killing. Rainbow Six Siege has revealed some new challenges that will bring special holiday goodies to those that can pass the tests. Here is the Christmas list ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. In a bid to bolster the authenticity of 2015's Rainbow Six Siege, developer Ubisoft Montreal sought help from real-world special operations soldiers.