Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Standard Edition - Xbox Series X, Xbox One

This is a very fun and strategic game. It’s a good game to play with your friends online and I never get tired of playing it. I’ve always wanted to own this game because of its popularity and how action-packed it is. This was a great purchase.

Came in great condition and worked as expected. I play this game a lot so I decided to get it for my xbox.

The life like characters and the smooth gameplay make this game great.

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I have spent many days playing online multiplayer and I can't stop gushing about how much fun I have had. This game is unlike most other shooters, and most other Rainbow Six game that has previously been released. Heads up that there isn't any type of campaign for this game. Think of it similar to Titanfall. You have the ability to fly solo, but for the most part you will be engaged in online multiplayer. Two teams of five start out with one minute of prep. The defending team secures an item or area and the offending team drives drones throughout a centralized building trying to locate that item/area that is being secured. Once that minute is up, game on. Everyone has one life and the game has a time limit around five minutes. The defending team will do everything they can including watching windows, doorways or roofs, and maybe setting up traps along the way. The offending team is destructing everything in sight including kicking down windows, blowing through floors, and shooting through walls to either kill off the opposing team or secure the objective. Almost every game is a new experience with new people with new abilities and different play styles so nothing ever feels repetitive. It doesn't matter if you are on offense or defense, this game is intense from start to finish. Cons: No campaign and so far the servers have been really jerky Pros: Everything else. Seriously. I'm impressed and can't get enough of this gameplay. Buy it

Online only game. The only single player aspects are some "situations", which are training camps for different operators. Everything else is online, so make sure you're mic'd up for this game. Teamwork is a must. After leveling up to 20 in Casual Multiplayer, Ranked players take this quite a bit more seriously. Graphics are great; destruction across the map, bullet trails, etc. Sound is really good, actually. Play in a quiet room, you'll need to hear the enemy movement to get a drop on them. The only thing that is a CON for this game is their SERVERS! For an online only, when the servers are down, what can you do? That was a big problem a couple of months ago, now it appears that their servers are doing ok, for now. All in all, great game, addicting, and with more operators coming out throughout the year, you'll be in the honeymoon phase with this game for a good while.

This game has it's moments. It can be a *ton* of fun, but there are a few major flaws keeping it from true greatness. One of the bigger ones is the number of cheaters out there. I can deal with one or two, but the number of untraceable hacks out there is unfortunate (PC is bad, Xbox has less from what I've seen, though still numerous). There are glitches here and there- normally I wouldn't sweat them, but they are intentional and hide things that will one-hit-kill you...which makes you have to wait a bit to get back to it. The concept is cool, the graphics are nice enough, but I feel like it needed a little more time in the oven. Worth checking out if you are interested in tactical shooters for sure, there isn't much else like it and it definitely has it's awesome and tense moments. Not much SP content- enough to give you an idea of some of the things to expect, so this is a "best with friends on the net" affair.

It's back on the next gen systems and although the ability to take cover is gone (booo) the overall game is gripping and a lot of fun to play. The graphics and audio are much improved but there is also not a single player campaign. But don't think you have to do multi-player for this title...so long as you have an internet connection you can still do the various game situations (which is you versus the PC) and you can also do lone wolf terrorist hunt. Of course the real fun to be had if you're not too shy is the multiplayer and although it's a bit wonky at times with hit detection recent patches have improved it a good bit. If you've played R6 on previous systems or you are just sick of the run and gun of the Call of Duty's of the world, this is the thinking mans answer to your proverbial prayers!