It's been seven years since the release of the last Rainbow Six game, and in that time we saw the cancellation of one game in the series (Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Patriots) and the birth of another in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege .

It's been quite a while since we had a Rainbow Six game, the last being Vegas 2 back in 2008 (As long as you don't count 2011's Android/iOS outing "Shadow Vanguard) After such a long time away, can the series still have the impact it did back in the day

The opening cinematic for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege introduces a new type of terrorist, a white-masked group that's "indiscriminate of age, race, or religion." This serves the game's nonexistent campaign well, while also emphasizing the barren, aimless nature of the experience.

The Rainbow Six games franchise has been running for an extremely long time now. Indeed, last year's cancelled Rainbow Six Patriots would have been the eighteenth game to bear the franchise name.

Work together and siege the day, or fight alone and rage-quit.

I bought this game recently. This is the best game I've ever experienced it is so interesting so action-packed you can play this game for 24 straight hours I have been playing this game since I've got it and I've had no sleep and guess what I don't care it is the best thing that you can buy for your...

First of all the microtransactions are expensive and due to the worst toxicity I have ever experienced in a game, investing money is not worth it. This is a very Toxic Game ruined by gamers young and old. Ubisoft has done nothing to fix the problem. Team Kills are one of the biggest problems.

First of all lets address the Chinese / English part. Rest easy! To be honest I think Ubisoft must have 1 universal build and they just press labels onto the disc for the region they need the game sold in as the game itself supports many languages!

While previous Rainbow Six games have been geared towards single player or cooperatively fought missions against terrorist AI, Ubisoft are taking the franchise in a brave new direction with a main focus on 5v5 competitive multiplayer.

Smart and tactical; + Balanced gameplay; + Great team mechanic

Bad back end issues; Not for the lone wolf

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege – the name conjures up all you need to know, aside from the fact that Six is the name of the character played by Angela Bassett , who bosses you about. Fans of the series will be well aware it's another entry in the first-person tactical shooter genre.