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Rainbow Six Siege
Rainbow Six Siege, a first person shooter revealed at E3 2014, received a new trailer at Gamescom. In the trailer, a previously unannounced German squad known as GSG9 launches an assault on a group of terrorists. This attack takes place in the middle of a German harbor. The harbor, a new map, features tall buildings, iron security shutters, chain link fences, and more.
To watch the trailer, check out the video below.
In Rainbow Six Siege, different nationalities equate to different specialties and weaknesses. Now that you know the aggressive German team, go ahead and meet the British counterterrorism squad. This title also offers playable Americans and Frenchmen.
On October 15, Rainbow Six Siege releases for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The beta begins on September 24.
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