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Say a group of armed terrorists take some hostages and hold up in a house. When it comes to a counter-terrorist unit saving the day, knocking on the front door just isn't an option. Thankfully, Rainbow Six Siege's elite FBI-SWAT team is equipped with all sorts of skills and gadgets to help them blaze their own path to justice.
Ash comes equipped with a compact rifle designed to shoot through floors and ceilings, and a powerful grenade launcher that can crumble obstacles. Pulse is a biometrics expert that uses advanced technology to locate enemy heartbeats through walls, setting up perfect opportunities to shotgun them down unawares. Castle is defensive expert who carries a bulletproof barricade that he can use to cover up entry points and cut off enemy routes. Thermite carries remote-detonated explosives that can blow open secured positions for the team to flank the terrorists. Check out the trailer below to see the team in action.
Rainbow Six Siege is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC October 13. To learn six ways the game is reinvigorating the tactical shooter sub-genre, read this.
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