Fortunately, it's now looking much closer to its original dazzling debut gameplay, with impressive light and shadow effects as well as denser smoke and improved textures. The first thing I noticed was how far Rainbow Six Siege's visuals have come since the closed alpha.
The Ubisoft Montreal development team wants you to 'never have the same experience twice' as you lock and load with four friends against waves of AI-controlled bad guys across 11 world locations and across several game modes.I played a three-round match on the 'Consulate' map. And the mode, called TerroHunt, is a blast, to boot. packing great gameplay but with no proper single-player campaign and a bit skimpy on content.Fortunately, the E3 2015 reveal of the fan-favorite Terrorist Hunt mode in Siege goes a long way to vaporize those unhappy thoughts.
But I know the nagging thought in the back of your mind: you were worried that Rainbow's reboot would pull an Evolve, i.e. The destruction-happy Rainbow Six Siegeblew us away at its E3 2014 debut, and then continued to impress (mostly) when we got hands-on time with its closed alpha earlier this year.
