sixmapper review
A focused Siege replay tool for turning .rec files into searchable, annotated floormaps.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
sixmapper is a desktop post-match analysis tool for Rainbow Six Siege players, teams, and analysts. It reads completed .rec replay files locally and converts them into annotated floormaps. The output can display player positions, operator selections, defender utility, barricades, reinforcements, drones, and selected attacker utility. Users can review individual rounds, complete matches, or multiple matches in a queue, with timestamp selection available within rounds.
The product has a paid model with no free plan. The desktop trial lasts three days, and access requires manual approval. The published plans show Lite and Pro options. Lite includes single file processing, match processing, multi-match queue processing, general settings, and timestamp selection. Pro adds advanced settings, full customisation, and use across three devices. Both plans are described as being in private beta and require an access code. The starting price is £10 per month, billed monthly.
sixmapper’s strongest distinction is its narrow replay-to-floormap workflow. It can customise floormap colours and icons, generate and store floormaps locally, and search and browse archived match blueprints. An archive subscription separately provides searchable access to stored Siege match blueprints. This focus suits users who want visual, timestamped review of recorded Rainbow Six Siege matches rather than broad game support or a general replay platform. It is less suitable for players analysing other games or for buyers seeking a free plan. Choose sixmapper for Siege-specific map review, queue processing, and archive-based analysis; choose another tool if those constraints do not fit.
sixmapper pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Shows player positions, operators, gadgets, and selected utility
- Processes rounds, matches, or multiple matches in a queue
- Customises floormap colours and icons with local archive browsing
- Where it doesn't
- Supports Rainbow Six Siege only
- Paid plans start at £10 per month after a three-day trial
- Private beta access requires an access code and manual approval
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