Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is a shooter where walls and floors are truly destroyed. The defense strengthens the passages, and the assault breaks through new windows and holes. Preparation begins with choosing the penetration point. Success depends on knowing the floor plan. Preparation includes choosing equipment and route. Maps are divided into floors. Squads are divided into operatives with a set of equipment and skills. Some set traps and mines, others break open doors and walls, so the composition of the team is no less important than accuracy. Cameras and drones provide clues as to where defenders are standing. The walls are reinforced with metal, but the windows remain a weak point. Windows and hatches become escape routes. Traps can be disarmed with a shot. Matches are five on five, and the rounds are short: you have time to plant a charge or hold a point. Reconnaissance with drones and cameras decides where to go. Barricades and traps are placed in the last seconds. The charge can be cleared if you have time. The timing dictates the pace of the round. Crossfire blocks the approaches. Patrols walk the corridors on a schedule. Seasons brought new fighters and balance changes, and e-sports made the game part of big tournaments. Maps have been redesigned over time. Operatives are unlocked using in-game currency. Operatives differ in equipment and role. The connection between fighters is more important than personal accuracy. Anyone who likes tactics in tight corridors will enjoy this siege. Ranked matches are played with a selection of opponents. Seasons brought cards and new fighters. Tournaments are held all over the world.