Rainbow Six Siege Down this May 14 on all platforms



It looks like the Rainbow Six Siege Down report has come out on May 14th (May 15th for those in Asia), and is affecting all platforms (PC, PlayStation, Xbox). Reports have surfaced from the community on various platforms, and we’re here to help in terms of server status and what-ifs.

Rainbow Six Siege Down status and updates for May 14 (May 15 for those living in Asia):

updateUbisoft has finally acknowledged the outage! Here’s the announcement via the Ubisoft forums:

Greetings to everyone. We are currently aware of an issue affecting connectivity and are working towards resolving it. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Please be sure to check this thread for future updates. Thank you.

The official Rainbow Six Siege server status page now says “Unplanned Outage” on all platforms too!

We will update this article as more news develops.



Here are some reports from the community:

server down? Rainbow 6. from

(ps4) How do I overcome this? i tried restarting my ps4 or test connection my internet is working fine from rainbow 6

Ubisoft Servers Be Like Rainbow 6

Unfortunately, the officer Rainbow Six Siege Twitter Account and officers ubisoft support account So far the server has not been accepted. The only official confirmation we’ve received so far is from an Xbox support account that announced the following:

All platforms are tagged as “no issue” for now in the official Rainbow Six Sieges server status page, but we’re watching to see if things change. Just like before, if you can login, share what platform you’re on and where you’re playing.

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