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Rainbow Six Siege DLC, Operation Dust Line, Gets a Release Date

Ubisoft also provided a new teaser image.

The Rainbow Six Siege team have provided more information on the second piece of downloadable content for the tactical, online first-person shooter that released last year.

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Operation Dust Line will be available to download on May 11 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, and will be a free content update to all owners of the base game.

The news was announced in a tweet, alongside a teaser image.

Last month, Ubisoft revealed early details on what players can expect from the new content, including two new operators named Blackbeard and Valkyrie. Considering Rainbow Six Siege’s first content drop, Black Ice, featured a new map, it’s likely that Dust Line will also include something similar.

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