Rainbow Six Mobile speeds up and gets 120 FPS
Rainbow Six Mobile developers held the promised stream and revealed details of upcoming updates, confirming a number of important changes that will affect both the technical aspects of the game and gameplay mechanics.
The main announcement was 120 FPS support. This update is aimed at users of powerful devices and is designed to make gameplay as smooth and responsive as possible. A higher frame rate is especially important for a competitive shooter, where every split second can impact the outcome of a firefight.
Among the new modes, the developers officially confirmed the addition of 1v1 duels. This format will allow players to fight one-on-one, test their skills, and practice without relying on a team. This mode could prove popular among both newcomers and experienced players looking to hone their individual skills.
Another notable change will be the ability to choose a spawn point in standard matches. This innovation will add more tactical variety and allow players to more flexibly approach the start of a round, planning their moves in advance.
A separate section of the broadcast was dedicated to the project's economy. The developers acknowledged that the current model requires refinement and confirmed plans to change it. While no specific timeframe is currently available, the team is considering options for balancing prices, improving the value of purchases, and possibly reworking the progression system.
Currently, Rainbow Six Mobile holds a position in the top 37 free-to-play action games in the US, which remains a good result for a relatively new release. However, its financial performance still lags behind market leaders: according to Sensor Tower, the game generated approximately $600,000 in revenue in the last month. Compared to competitors, this is a modest result, despite the wide range of in-game purchases, from budget to premium offerings.
The main announcement was 120 FPS support. This update is aimed at users of powerful devices and is designed to make gameplay as smooth and responsive as possible. A higher frame rate is especially important for a competitive shooter, where every split second can impact the outcome of a firefight.
Among the new modes, the developers officially confirmed the addition of 1v1 duels. This format will allow players to fight one-on-one, test their skills, and practice without relying on a team. This mode could prove popular among both newcomers and experienced players looking to hone their individual skills.
Another notable change will be the ability to choose a spawn point in standard matches. This innovation will add more tactical variety and allow players to more flexibly approach the start of a round, planning their moves in advance.
A separate section of the broadcast was dedicated to the project's economy. The developers acknowledged that the current model requires refinement and confirmed plans to change it. While no specific timeframe is currently available, the team is considering options for balancing prices, improving the value of purchases, and possibly reworking the progression system.
Currently, Rainbow Six Mobile holds a position in the top 37 free-to-play action games in the US, which remains a good result for a relatively new release. However, its financial performance still lags behind market leaders: according to Sensor Tower, the game generated approximately $600,000 in revenue in the last month. Compared to competitors, this is a modest result, despite the wide range of in-game purchases, from budget to premium offerings.
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