Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Tactics Rainbow Six Tactics Tools
Practical tables for squads and storefronts while the campaign is still in 2027.
Guides explain the fantasy. Tools are the two pages you actually keep open. This hub only ships utilities that still work before launch: a squad planner built from the nine confirmed operators, and a platforms and PC sheet for wishlists, cloud, and the unfinished system-requirements line.
There is no damage calculator. There is no crafted-ammo spreadsheet. Anyone publishing those for Tactics today is filling cells with trailer lighting. We will add a third tool when a Closed Test produces numbers that survive a second session.
Squad planner
Four jobs, four slots, a bench. The planner is a set of tables you can copy, not a web app that pretends to simulate hit chances. It lives next to squad building and the squad compositions ranks. Use the planner to lock a Closed Test four. Use the guide to understand why the fourth slot is Doc.
Platforms and PC
Storefront URLs change less than gadgets. The platforms page lists Steam (app 3621390), Ubisoft Connect, Epic, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Ubisoft+, GeForce Now, and Blacknut. It also records that Steam’s requirement block currently only says Windows 11. That honesty belongs in a tool, not buried in a feature recap. Pair it with release window and the links hub.
What we will not add yet
- An operator comparison with invented cooldowns.
- A map pool checklist of 47 names we do not have.
- A “codes” redeem form. This is not a live-service shooter.
- A Trello mirror. Ubisoft has not published a public roadmap board.
If you want systems, stay in Guides. If you want names, stay in Operators. If you want a date, stay in Updates. Come here when you are ready to pick four people or pick a store.
When the Closed Test yields a real action-point overlay, this hub will gain a third child page instead of turning the planner into fan fiction.
Until that overlay exists, treat both tools as checklists you can screenshot. The planner’s job is to stop a Closed Test session from starting with four entry operators and no medic. The platforms page’s job is to stop a PC buyer from inventing a GPU line that Steam has not published. Neither tool replaces how to play or the Gamescom recap. They sit beside those pages so you can act in one tab while you read in another. If Ubisoft adds a tenth operator or a real recommended spec, both tables get a dated row in the same week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Are these official Ubisoft tools?
No. They are fan tables that only use confirmed names and storefronts.
Will you add an interactive squad builder?
Not before a public kit list for all 15 operators. The current planner is a table on purpose.