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Where Is Our Rainbow Six Siege Review?
Today is December 1st, which for many Tom Clancy fans is a day they thought would never come. Seven years and one cancellation since the release of the last Rainbow Six game, Ubisoft has finally returned the franchise to the fray.
Though the series has been a fan favorite for many multiplayer aficionados, the shooter landscape has changed dramatically since Rainbow Six Vegas 2 came out in 2008. Since that time, both Call of Duty and Battlefield have dominated the military shooter space. Streamlining its approach Siege leaves the single-player campaign behind for a competition focused 5v5 experience. And the cooperative focused Terrorist Hunt, of course.
So how does it hold up? We don't know yet, because we just got our review copies yesterday afternoon. While we won't have a review until much later in the week, you can tune in at 4pm CST this afternoon to watch a livestream of the fast-paced action.
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