Rainbow Six Extraction will be available this weekend. Ubisoft’s co-op FPS is about to land on consoles and PC, and the publisher is revealing the game’s launch dates and times in various regions.
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Meet at midnight
The game will be available on Thursday, January 20, particularly on Xbox One and Xbox Series X | S as well as on Xbox Game Pass. As we can see in the image below, the address will be available in Europe from midnight.
Download the game now
If you don’t want to waste time downloading Rainbow Six Extraction, know that you can pre-download it now. There are two separate versions of the game for Xbox One and Xbox Series X | S but the address is compatible with Smart Delivery.
- Game size on Xbox Series X | S: 46.63 GB
- Game size on Xbox One: 29 GB
If you want to download the game to your console, just go to the Game Pass part of your interface and search for Rainbow Six Extraction. Once you get to the game page, you can start the download.
To pre-download the game via the Xbox Game Pass mobile app, you must first download the Xbox Game Pass app to Android where iOS. Once downloaded, sign in with your Xbox account.
- Configure the Xbox console in the app
To download the game directly to your console from your mobile phone, you must configure your console. To do this, open the app and go to Settings. In the Application Settings category, click on Manage Console and follow the various steps to configure sharing with your console.
- Find the game in the app
Once you activate your console in the app, go back to the main screen of the Xbox Game Pass app (which stands for Little House), then to the “Console” category. You will then find the sixth rainbow extract on the Coming Soon tab. Click on the image to go to the game description.
- Download the game from the app
Once on the game page, click on “Install Today 1” and then choose your console to start the installation. The download will start to your Xbox if it’s in Instant Start or the next time you start it.
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