Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

1. SilentEarth76

   Dec 1, 2015

   10

   This is by far the most realistic and intense tactical first person shooter on the market. It's has 11 maps at release, each one unique untoThis is by far the most realistic and intense tactical first person shooter on the market. It's has 11 maps at release, each one unique unto itself. Twenty different special operators each bringing there own skill set for great variety. This is easily THE FPS to play, better than the competition. It looks great, sounds great and handles great. It's a pull no punches approach to a genre that has left its roots in realism for something to science fiction as of late. The matches are tight and intense and at any moment can shift from winning to losing if you are careful. The maps are fully interactive with security cameras to get the drop on your opponents to breachable walls to create your own path. Plenty of room for a large variety of strategies on both sides, so whether your attack or defense you and your team can create a style all your own. So if you like a seriously intense game play rooted in reality answer the call and join Rainbow6!!… Expand

   • 37 of 54 users found this helpful
2. Chatmak

   Jun 30, 2020

   10

   Possibly THE best competitive multiplayer game out there. A good mix between the balanced and competitive nature of CS and the depth found inPossibly THE best competitive multiplayer game out there. A good mix between the balanced and competitive nature of CS and the depth found in other hero shooters. Abilities interact with each other convincingly and each round plays out differently because of it.
   
   There is a very steep learning curve to the gunplay thanks to the absolute lack of any sort of aim assist, but even players with bad aim can compensate for this by playing supporting roles or using their game knowledge to put themselves in advantageous positions. Teamwork is essential, so if you're not playing with friends, you will need a mic to communicate with your team, especially at higher ranks. Very addictive and the monetisation model is generous, with almost everything being obtainable simply by grinding the game.… Expand

   • 0 of 0 users found this helpful
4. Helloikbenhet

   Dec 1, 2015

   9

   I played the open beta and I can say that the servers weren't stable and there were a lot of bugs, but guys, it was a BETA so don't base yourI played the open beta and I can say that the servers weren't stable and there were a lot of bugs, but guys, it was a BETA so don't base your review on the open beta but on the full game. So to speak;
   
   In my opinion this is a unique game, there aren't other games like this on the market (except Counter strike but forget that game) And yes Ubisoft has done a great job. I love playing this game with a group of friends.
   
   I'll tell you my pros and cons!
   
   Pros;
   -dynamic maps, you can blow up allmost everything.
   
   -good operators, they all bring something usefull into the game.
   
   -very nice to play with a squad of friends (also a con)
   
   -free dlc included new maps, operators and game modes upcoming year
   
   -very tactical shooter, it isn't made for COD fanboys
   
   -terrorist hunt is fun!
   
   Cons;
   
   -the servers can by unstable (I hope they'll patch this)
   
   -matchmaking system isn't at its best
   
   -most fun with a group a friends
   
   -no single player campaign
   
   Conclusion: a good game for the ones who like tactical shooters and has a group of people to play with.
   
   Lolkek xd xd xd… Expand

   • 5 of 8 users found this helpful
5. ViperStealth

   Sep 5, 2017

   8

   Pros
   Immense action and pressure
   Many gamers use headsets and play tactfully as a team A distinct lack of screaming 8-year-old fan boysPros
   Immense action and pressure
   Many gamers use headsets and play tactfully as a team
   A distinct lack of screaming 8-year-old fan boys
   Vast range of operators and weapons
   Many methods to execute the perfect strategy
   Levels well designed to support gameplay
   
   Cons
   Lack of single player
   Should be able to see a map of level whilst playing gameplay
   Game should do a better job of encouraging use of a variety of operators, rather than choosing your favourite every round
   Losing too much sleep from staying up playing this game
   Too much water (looking at you IGN)
   
   Summary of Favourite Moment
   Playing in a five man party, all with headsets. Co-ordinating the attack before moving in. Taking out cameras with suppressed handguns and sneaking our way towards the hostage. Each of us surrounds the room with the hostage inside. We send a camera in which tags a few targets, before being taken out. … It’s quiet… the quiet before the storm. At my command, the team detonate the breach charges and throw concussion grenades into the room. We all breach at once, brothers in arms. We mercilessly and efficiently drop the enemy terrorists whilst they are suffering from exploding headaches. We check the hostage over, she’s fine. Mission completed.
   
   Summary of worst moment
   Lining up outside a room with a hostage in it. Telling my team to patiently wait as I throw a grenade in through the window. The grenade hits and kills the hostage. Mission failed. Sorry guys.
   
   Detail
   Siege is a welcome change of pace to the typical 'run and gun' titles out there (think Battlefield, Call of Duty etc. Siege carves its own place in a genre already full of FPS games and does so convincingly.
   
   The important question: What does it offer that other games don't?
   My answer: Realism.
   
   The gameplay offered from Siege is a masterclass of tactical response to various terrorist threats. It throws you into their world and the sheer suspense of some of the rounds I've played are immense.
   
   I have spent many online days playtime on Call of Duty, so I'm not discrediting the series, but many people I have spoken to compare this game with Search and Destroy game modes from Call of Duty. Whilst I see their logic, I believe it's a faulty one; Search and Destroy doesn’t offer the same amount of pressure that Siege does. You can’t run into a room with Siege and take everyone out with superhuman abilities, then call in your autonomous killstreak drone to earn your nuke – it’s just not that type of game.
   
   Siege rewards players when they take their time, plan and execute their plan perfectly.
   
   Whilst playing Siege, I have never died when it wasn’t my fault; whereas with Call of Duty/Battlefield this is often the case.
   
   I see myself playing Siege many years into the future and looking back with fond memories. The players who critique this game the most are probably those who haven’t played it and want to keep buying the same Call of Duty every year.… Expand

   • 0 of 1 users found this helpful
6. Noxbits

   Jan 4, 2020

   7

   The game does quite well it's proposal, but it should have more - interesting- game modes

   • 0 of 0 users found this helpful
7. TheDatenshiMMA

   Dec 30, 2020

   5

   Had it for 8 bucks with a bunch of characters and what hit me first was... well the characters ! The game tryna be realist and take itselfHad it for 8 bucks with a bunch of characters and what hit me first was... well the characters ! The game tryna be realist and take itself seriously but why there is some girls with pink hair using drones and can see through walls ? Woman cant make it to response team and when they do they bately interveine !why the game is still crashing in 2021 ?had a blast but my god those detail piss me off, had more crash than 1.04 Cyberpunk… Expand

   • 0 of 0 users found this helpful
8. wwru

   Sep 16, 2020

   0

   a game in which matchmaking is completely absent. The game tells you not to play from the first minutes! The feeling that the game is playeda game in which matchmaking is completely absent. The game tells you not to play from the first minutes! The feeling that the game is played by odes of players or cheaters and smurfs… Expand

   • 0 of 4 users found this helpful

See all 324 User Reviews