Ubisoft revealing new Tom Clancy game Monday

And delays new Rainbow Six and Riders Republic games, too

It’s been a long year of Tom Clancy game announcements from Ubisoft, with the company having re-revealed Rainbow Six: Extraction alongside a roadmap for the rest of the Division series. Now, it has another new game to announce, and apparently it couldn’t wait for another Ubisoft Forward to do it.

Tomorrow, things are going to get wild 🎉

Tune in at 11AM PT / 8PM CEST for the worldwide reveal of a brand-new game in the Tom Clancy’s universe.

— Ubisoft (@Ubisoft) July 18, 2021

On Monday July 19th at 11AM PT/2PM ET the publisher will reveal another game in the Tom Clancy universe. Could it be a new free-to-play game? The Division’s Heartland game? A mobile game? A fabled Splinter Cell sequel? Or something completely new? The teaser clip shows all kinds of things, from krakens to queens to modern punk. Who knows! We’ll find out Monday!

The company also announced a couple of significant delays.

The aforementioned Rainbow Six: Extraction was scheduled for September, but now will miss 2021 entirely and tentatively head to January 2022.

Update:

We are delaying the release of Rainbow Six Extraction until January 2022.

We will use this time to ensure that we bring this immersive, cooperative, and thrilling experience to life as we prepare to bring you a truly unique Rainbow Six game.

🔗https://t.co/PuFYrYc3nG

— Rainbow Six Extraction (@R6Extraction) July 16, 2021

Riders Republic, the downhill extreme sports racing game, will now also miss its September launch and instead land its 1080s on October 28th.

A message to our players. #RidersRepublichttps://t.co/gUKwgBUYzk pic.twitter.com/LB3vF1NTxf

— Riders Republic (@RidersRepublic) July 16, 2021

Far Cry 6 is still scheduled for October 7th, so no changes there… yet.