The left and right lane feature several buildings with open doors and windows to climb through. The center lane is wide-open, with clear sight lines to the opposite side of the map and a large central island structure that offers some additional cover. There's no attacker or defender team here - just a straight-up brawl with infinite respawns. It features a more conventional 3-lane outdoor design that's nearly symmetrical on either side. The map playable in the Sugar Fright event is brand new to Rainbow Six: Siege. The only difference between operators is their speed and armor - so be sure to choose the operator that matches your preferred style of combat. The following are the only weapons available in this mode:ĭespite operators like IQ and Thermite being available to choose from - each operator is limited to these same weapons - and their special abilities have been disabled.
It's a formula that many shooter fans may already be familiar with - but when incorporated with the mechanics of Rainbow Six: Siege, it can be a little difficult to get used to. However - the enemies have the same goal, and friendly players who are killed will similarly drop cupcakes that must be secured to prevent the opposing team from earning their own points. The goal of the game is to collectively achieve 50 candy treats for your team - which are dropped by enemies after they are defeated. Unlike other modes offered in Rainbow Six: Siege, "Sweet Hunt" allows players to respawn infinitely - greatly speeding up the pace of the action. Players select from 5 available operators - all reimagined with a new puppet cosmetic appearance, and can select from only 3 Assault Rifles and two pistols, along with a frag and flashbang grenade. Sweet Hunt completely transforms the Rainbow Six: Siege experience into something more akin to other popular online shooter formulas.
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