Rainbow Six Siege to Continue Without Sequel, Says Creative Director

Creative director Alexander Karpazis emphasizes the game's longevity and rejects the need for a sequel or engine change.

Rainbow Six Siege's creative director, Alexander Karpazis, argues against the need for a sequel or new engine, believing the game can 'last forever'.
Despite being nine years old, Siege maintains a strong player base with over 100,000 concurrent players logging in over the weekend.
Karpazis cites examples of other games that suffered due to sequels and engine changes, advocating for building upon what already exists.
The upcoming Year 9 Season 1 update for Siege introduces new mechanics, the Siege Cup, and crossplay, indicating ongoing support and development.
Karpazis's stance is contrasted with successful engine changes in other games, like Counter-Strike 2, highlighting the debate on game evolution.