Ubisoft announced it is shutting down Rainbow Six Mobile, with service ending on January 16, 2027. Reports across outlets say the decision comes only months after the game’s broader release, following a shorter earlier soft launch period.

Polygon and GameSpot both note that Rainbow Six Mobile goes fully live for all players after its initial testing phase, and that the shutdown date means the game’s full rollout lasts well under a year. Ubisoft says it will move the team to “other long-term strategic projects,” and has said it will provide more details in the lead-up to the final days. Ubisoft also thanks players for their participation, including community content such as memes, videos, and strategies. The outlets frame the closure as part of a challenging period for Ubisoft’s live-service titles, occurring alongside broader corporate changes that include restructuring and cancellations.