Versus VPN
Routes, regions and ping- Rainbow Six Siege is in the game library with its own profile
- Saved route and region per game
- Latency, jitter and packet loss before you connect
- A measured backup route in the same country


Versus VPN and Remap for Rainbow Six Siege on PC
Save a Rainbow Six Siege route, watch packet loss across long rounds and set up your controller layout once with Versus Remap.
Rainbow Six Siege artwork © Ubisoft. Versus is not affiliated with Ubisoft.
What works with Rainbow Six Siege
In Versus VPN, Rainbow Six Siege has its own profile. Versus Remap works through a virtual controller. Here is exactly what each one does for Rainbow Six Siege.


How it works
Every feature below is in the Windows app today. No match services, no fake promises.

Ping Optimizer
Siege rounds turn on single peeks and destruction, so a route that drops packets is worse than one with a few extra milliseconds. Versus VPN measures each route before you connect.

Game library
Rainbow Six Siege keeps its own route and region, and Versus applies it when the game starts, so you never set it up twice.
Rainbow Six Siege runs through the Versus VPN app on Windows. The same plan also covers Call of Duty on PS5 and Xbox with Versus DNS or Console VPN.
The app, Versus DNS and Console VPN, with no extra plans or add-ons.
Versus Remap for Rainbow Six Siege
Versus Remap presents a virtual Xbox or DualShock 4 controller to Windows, so Rainbow Six Siege sees a normal pad. Feed it from a keyboard and mouse, a DualSense or an Xbox controller, then build the layout once: shift layers for a second set of binds, turbo and macros, and custom stick curves and dead zones.
Profiles switch automatically when Rainbow Six Siege starts, and four quick slots let you keep one layout per mode. It's the same idea as reWASD, built into the Versus app. Compare it with reWASD
Each publisher's rules still apply. Check Rainbow Six Siege's current policy on input devices before you play ranked.

Plans
One plan covers every supported game. Choose the term that suits you.
Questions
Straight answers, including what Versus can't do.
Yes. Rainbow Six Siege has its own profile in the Versus VPN game library, with a saved route and region.
A VPN can change which region you play in, and that changes who is online at that moment. It can't turn off Rainbow Six Siege's matchmaking or promise easier opponents. Easy Lobbies presets are a Call of Duty feature.
Sometimes. A better route can help when your normal path is congested or unstable, and a far-away region will add latency. Versus VPN shows latency, jitter and packet loss before you connect, so you decide with real numbers.
Versus Remap can present your keyboard and mouse as a virtual Xbox or DualShock 4 controller. Check Ubisoft's current rules first, because some games treat that as an unfair input in matchmaking.
Yes. It covers the same core jobs as reWASD: controller emulation, shift layers, macros, turbo and per-game profiles. See the comparison.
Versus VPN changes your network route and doesn't modify Rainbow Six Siege's files, memory or inputs. Publishers decide how their rules apply to VPNs and remappers, so check Ubisoft's current terms for the mode you play. We won't promise anything is "unbannable".
Not for this game. Versus apps run on Windows 10 and 11. Console options are available for Call of Duty only.
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Rainbow Six Siege on PC
Set up Rainbow Six Siege once in Versus and keep it ready for every session.
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