Rainbow Six: Siege is a fantastic game with an innovative gameplay style for an AAA release. Emphasis is placed on gathering information through cameras, drones, and other gadgets such that a coordinated and informed team with mediocre aim can still beat out a team with fantastic aim but little communication/intelligence. The gunplay feels very good once you get the hang of recoil patterns, and while not the most innovative in this department, it works for what it is. The ability to break many walls and floors in the maps allows for unique gameplay and strategies that may work despite how silly they may seem. This game keeps me coming back for more and is consistently updated with new content and balanced, so I highly recommend giving it a shot in the foreseeable future.

Rainbow Six: Siege is a fantastic game with an innovative gameplay style for an AAA release. Emphasis is placed on gathering information through cameras, drones, and other gadgets such that a coordinated and informed team with mediocre aim can still beat out a team with fantastic aim but little communication/intelligence. The gunplay feels very good once you get the hang of recoil patterns, and while not the most innovative in this department, it works for what it is. The ability to break many walls and floors in the maps allows for unique gameplay and strategies that may work despite how silly they may seem. This game keeps me coming back for more and is consistently updated with new content and balanced, so I highly recommend giving it a shot in the foreseeable future.