One of my favorite games of late, Rainbow six siege is truly a unique tactical first person shooter that focuses on multiplayer game play.<\/p>\n
Each game consists of 5 matches, which are made up of two teams playing one of the many game modes, Hostage, team deathmatch. secure the area and more.<\/p>\n
Each team has 5 players. who each choose an operator from either the defending operators or the attacking operators respectively.<\/p>\n
Each operator has a preset choice of weapons and gear and a unique ability. each ability is useful and contributes towards completing the objective. also each operator can only be chosen\u00a0once per team.<\/p>\n
The environment is largely destructible, for example some wooden or partition walls can be breached using explosives, creating tactical entrances, and making for an exciting match.<\/p>\n
This game requires teamwork to win above all else, so its great to get a bunch of mates together to play.<\/p>\n
Doors and windows can be barricaded, and traps can be set my the defending team to hold of the advancing enemy.<\/p>\n
The game always provides edge of your seat action. and is very satisfying.<\/p>\n
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I give this game a healthy 4.5 stars.<\/p>\n
I’d lie to see some expansion packs released with more maps and even more unique operators.<\/p>\n
Love Always<\/p>\n
Chris Webster<\/p>\n
xxx<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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