Great game, great ideas but shame its missing a campaign! enjoyed online mode but without 4 full team members its pretty pointless as people mess around a little too much.

So worth buying if you can, this adds content to the game and doesn't actually give you the game. You will also get a full week early access to the operators.

I let my 12 year old son play and it was very interesting to watch how he thinks while playing the game and after every game we would talk about what happened so he understood that shooting people was not the premise of the game but that it was to work as a team to win.

Is not the typical FPS where the player died 200 times, you will need to use techniques and caution in order to win the multiplayer match, if you get killed, wait till the next round; you going to spent a lot of time playing

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Good graphics, plenty of locations/maps / levels. Choice of characters and accessories. On line or standalone options available. On line dependent upon WiFi though and I am prone to be disconnected which is frustrating

I got this for my fiancé so we both could play defiantly a good buy as she loves it. We would rather play this than call of duty now.

Despite the barbed wire and reinforced walls that makes you walk through in order to get to the meat of the gameplay, I can't stop thinking about how much fun that gameplay is. I've already made new online friends with like-minded players who embrace Siege's team-centric mechanics.

Tense; riveting gameplay; Destruction; Interesting maps

Grind-y progression system; Same-y PvP modes

In 'Siege', players take the role of specialized counterterrorism units tasked with carrying out various objectives while shooting bad guys. There are twenty distinct commandos that can be chosen - some are classics, such as a light machine gunner, while others reflect the adoption of more modern...

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A new taste of Rainbow Rainbow Six Siege isn't nearly as innovative, but it's a really good excuse to blow things to bits and think tactically at the same time. You are logged out.