Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege Review

By Jonathan Leack

Breaching in 3… 2… 1…

For the gamer who enjoys communicating with teammates in their first-person shooters, the modern era hasn't been kind. Tactical shooters have been pushed to the wayside in favor of games that emphasize high rates of encounter and quick respawn.

Enter Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, a game that focuses on the elements…

  • Destructible environments are used to the fullest
  • Strong cast of Operators
  • Varied and well-tuned map layouts
  • Memorable presentation, including Operator videos
  • Engrossing sound design
  • Mildly unpredictable and frustrating gunplay
  • Nothing to keep single-player gamers occupied
  • Minor but annoying gameplay and audio bugs

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Jonathan Leack
Jonathan Leack

Although Jonathan Leack began covering the gaming industry in 2009, his earliest roots date back to 2004 when he wrote his first of many reviews to come. Equipped with a B.S. in Computer Information Systems and several information technology certifications, he provides a unique perspective that is technological and business conscious. Having acquired the role of Executive Editor in 2016, his mission is to make GameRevolution a gaming site that thoughtfully considers the consumer perspective, and has a knowledgeable presence of PC gaming, console, hardware, and eSports coverage.

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