Delta Force just confirmed a collab with Rainbow Six Siege, and from the teasers it actually looks like one of the better ones they’ve done so far. The official account dropped a few images recently showing three new legendary appearances coming in Delta Force Season 10 on July 10. These are proper legendary appearances built around operators whose gadgets and roles line up almost too well with the Rainbow Six Siege side.
This guide covers exactly which operators are getting the crossover treatment, why the pairings work so naturally, and what to expect when the update goes live. If you're looking to stock up on Delta Force resources like Coins ahead of time, LootBar is a spot a lot of players check for straightforward top-up options.
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Delta Force x Rainbow Six Confirmation and Release Date
The news broke through a series of posts from the official @DeltaForce_Game account. They kept it short and direct:
Two tactical worlds. One operation. Rainbow Six Siege × Delta Force arrives July 10.
Then they followed up with individual reveals for each skin:
- Nox × Vigil – "Silent Assault. Broken intel. No trace left behind."
- Sineva × Montagne – "Total Armor. Full shield. One moving frontline."
- Stinger × Doc – "Hive-Tech loaded. Smoke cover ready. One more chance."
These aren't just recolors. They're labeled as legendary collab appearances, which in Delta Force usually means higher-tier cosmetics with distinct visual treatment. No full trailer yet, but the fact that they posted separate images with specific taglines tells me this collab has been in the works for a while and they're confident in the theme.
Nox × Vigil Skin – Stealth and Intel Control Done Right
Nox is an Assault operator built around disruption and flanking. His Silent Assault trait reduces his sound profile, speeds him up, and makes him harder to spot with recon tools. In Warfare mode he can go fully undetectable. His Whirlwind Discs track targets and apply bleed plus slow, while his flashbang adds more chaos.
Vigil in Rainbow Six Siege does something very similar on the intel side. He counters drones and cameras, stays off the grid, and excels at roaming without giving away his position.
Putting a Vigil-themed skin on Nox just works. The "Silent Assault. Broken intel. No trace left behind." tagline basically describes what both operators already do. I expect the skin to lean into that masked, low-profile tactical look with maybe some subtle electronic disruption effects on the model. For players who like playing aggressive but smart flanks, this one should feel right at home.
Sineva × Montagne Skin – The Moving Fortress
Sineva is the shield guy in Delta Force. He runs Total Armor with a big retractable blast shield that blocks incoming fire, lets him bash enemies or deflect throwables, and even protects his back when the shield isn't deployed. He also has a grapple gun for pulling people in. He's built to push or hold space in tight areas.
Montagne in Rainbow Six Siege is the classic extendable-shield tank who creates a moving wall and forces teams to deal with him or get pushed off site.
This pairing is probably the cleanest of the three. The official description "Total Armor. Full shield. One moving frontline." is basically Montagne's entire fantasy translated into Delta Force language. I can already picture how good a heavy armored shield push is going to look with this skin on. In modes where you need to clear rooms or hold objectives under pressure, having that visual identity should feel satisfying.
Stinger × Doc Skin – Combat Medic with Extra Utility
Stinger is the Support operator focused on keeping the team alive. He carries a Hive Tech pistol for healing (himself and others), deploys smokes to break line of sight or cover revives, and has a trait that makes his rescues faster and stronger. The tagline "Hive-Tech loaded. Smoke cover ready. One more chance." captures his kit perfectly.
Doc in Rainbow Six Siege is the medic who uses a stim pistol to heal or revive teammates, often from a distance or through walls in some situations. Both are the "keep the squad in the fight" guys.
This skin should give Stinger that classic Doc medic aesthetic while keeping his smoke and healing identity intact. In longer fights or extraction-style modes, having a clearly identifiable combat medic on your team matters for coordination. I think this one will be popular with players who main support roles.
How to Get Delta Force x Rainbow Six Skins and What Else Might Drop
Right now the official Delta Force x Rainbow Six posts only confirm the three legendary appearances arriving July 10. Based on how Delta Force has handled previous crossovers (Tomb Raider, Arknights, Saw, etc.), expect a combination of event-based rewards and premium options.
One of the biggest highlights of the collaboration is Delta Force’s reinterpretation of Rainbow Six Siege’s legendary Black Ice skin collection. Widely regarded as one of Siege’s most iconic and sought-after cosmetic sets, Black Ice has become a symbol of the game’s early identity and long-standing community culture. Rather than simply recreating the original design, the developers have carefully rebuilt Black Ice within Delta Force’s own visual and customization systems, preserving its distinctive style while giving it a fresh look tailored to the new battlefield. In addition to the Black Ice skins, the crossover will also bring Siege’s signature reconnaissance drones to Delta Force, paying tribute to one of the franchise’s most recognizable tactical features.
Past Delta Force collabs have included free milestone rewards through login or simple tasks, plus special banners where you use research tickets or Delta Coins for pulls. Some players grind the free path, others top up for faster access to the full appearances or any accompanying bundles.
We probably won't get the exact banner details or free reward track until closer to the date, but the pattern is usually clear once the update hits. Either way, having some resources ready means you won't be stuck waiting if you want these skins immediately.
Final Thoughts on the Delta Force x Rainbow Six Siege Collab
Overall this Delta Force x Rainbow Six Siege collab is shaping up to be one of the more grounded crossovers they've done, and that’s probably why a lot of people are looking forward to it. The fact that the skins actually respect what each operator already does in game makes it feel worth the wait.
As July 10 gets closer, having a few extra resources ready can help you jump into these new appearances without any delay. Lastly, plenty of players go to LootBar for Delta Force top-ups when new seasons or collabs like this one drop, mainly because it keeps things straightforward.
