What's in the canister -James (Smoke) Porter

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Rainbow Six Siege has online multiplayer and single player, with the main focus on the multiplayer. Progress is gained through online multiplayer, but single player is a great way to learn the basics around the game. In fact, the game encourages you to start on the single-player mode called Situations. In this mode, you must be a lone wolf against a terrorist-infested base. Your mission is simple: rescue a hostage, secure an area, or kill all terrorists in the area. After the situation is finished you will gain a small amount of XP and renown. The single player is short but it does help with the transition into the siege physics. The single player, however, is the week spot of the game. It has no real story behind it, and it is so short it can be completed in less than an hour.

First rule of hunting, become your target, then hunt yourself down -Ryad (Jackal) Hassar

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The multiplayer is where the game shines. On teams of 5 versus 5, you must either secure the objective or eliminate the other team. The game (from a multiplayer standpoint) is a great tactical shooter and brings a new light to the Tom Clancy series of games. The game is well balanced (character wise) and is always changing though patches of the characters called operators.

Remember, there are only two people in this world that get get this job done, I'm one of them -Meghan (Valkyrie) Castellano

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Operators happen to be the character you choose at the beginning of each round. Each operator is different but overall really well made and balanced
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If anything happens, scream- Masaru (Echo) Enatsu

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Rainbow six siege does have some short comings like most games. Hit boxes seem to be broken in some games, and in rare occasions hit scan doesn’t work. Other issues mainly revolve around the servers for the game (mostly good but a few bad eggs). Honestly, for a game the revolves around multiplayer this should be fix number 1.​