theScore and Ubisoft Partner for Unique Video Content Series

theScore’s Esports Content Team Will Create Exclusive Videos Showcasing Stories from Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege Esports Community

Today, theScore, Inc. announced a partnership with leading interactive entertainment company, Ubisoft, to create and publish a unique video content series focusing on their highly popular esports title, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege.

theScore Esports and Ubisoft Partner for Unique Video Content Series.

theScore will leverage its industry-leading esports content team to produce a series of videos covering the most compelling stories from the teams and personalities across Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege community. Each video will be custom-made to include branded integrations from Ubisoft, helping to promote their Pro League and international events.

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“theScore esports has built a powerful reputation for highly engaging and dynamic video storytelling, providing competitive gaming fans globally with unrivaled access and insight into the titles, leagues, players and personalities they love,” said Aubrey Levy, VP of Marketing & Partnerships at theScore. “We’re excited to work with globally recognized publisher Ubisoft to showcase all of the incredible stories surrounding the Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Siege community.”

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theScore esports has become one of the leading online destinations for video content dedicated to the competitive gaming scene, with popular franchises including The Story Of, Best Of, Don’t  Me and Esports Shorts. In Q3 F2019 (March to May 2019) theScore esports generated a record 64 million video views across all of its platforms, which was year-over-year growth of 188%. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege video content will be hosted on theScore esports’ YouTube channel, which recently passed 890,000 subscribers.

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