Family Games
This game is rated PEGI 18
Our review includes potentially triggering words:
blood-splatter, cocaine, drug and kill.
Continue
Back
Ignore All Content Warnings
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige (Series) Review
Posted: 9 months ago, last updated 3 months ago.
Author: @JonahMonaghan, @GeekDadGamer and Jo Robertson.
Overview
Each round has two phases: preparation and execution. In the preparation phase, terrorists will fortify their objective with barriers and equipment while counter-terrorists will try to gather intel on the terrorist's operation using camera drones. In the execution phase the counter-terrorists aim to breach the terrorist operation and either eliminate all of the threats or secure the objective, while the terrorists will try to defend their objective or eliminate all of the counter-terrorists.
Each side has different goals, resources and a variety of characters. Each character is either an "Attacker" or "Defender" that can only be used in that role. They each have different abilities that change how you can approach situations.
The standard game-mode in Rainbow Six Siege is first team to three points wins the game. Teams will switch between attacking and defending every two rounds, meaning that in each game both teams will get to experience both sides of gameplay in each game.
Game Details
Content Rating: PEGI 18
Release Date: 01/12/2015
Price: 71% off
Platforms: PC, PS4, PS5, Stadia, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S
Genres: Action and Shooting
Accessibility: 21 features
Developer: @Rainbow6Game
Lists
View our choice of games like Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige. This game is good if you want to:
Commitment
Costs
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige
Additional in-game purchases are offered for items that enhance the experience. Some of these purchases (known as 'loot boxes') are for a chance of getting rare/higher-value items although common/lower-value items are more frequent.
You will need PlayStation Plus (must be 18 to create, then create sub-accounts for younger players who need be set as 13 or older) to play online with PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5.
You will need Xbox Live Gold (must be 18 to create, then configure family accounts for younger players) to play online with Xbox One or Xbox Series X|S. The game has a variety of in-game purchases that can be used to either unlock new characters, purchase cosmetic items, or buy loot-boxes (referred to as packs).
Operators can be unlocked in three ways:
- Earning in-game currency
- Paying individually for certain operators using real-world money
- Buying operators as a set using real-world money
The game has a lot of operators which make it tempting for players to spend real-world money however it should be noted that any character in the game can be unlocked using earned in-game currency.
Age Ratings
Rated PEGI 18+ for realistic violence and language. The game features sustained and realistic violence against human characters, usually armed opponents. However – though this is not the encouraged or intended aim – during the hostage rescue missions, players can shoot NPCs who are restrained and silenced with tape. The hostages make flinching and writhing movements, while moaning in pain. A blood effect also features, which stains the floor beneath them. If the player continues to shoot the hostage, they will fall still and die. The game also features use of the word ‘*!@?*’ and derivatives of it.
ESRB MATURE 17+ for Blood, Drug Reference, Strong Language, Violence. Characters use firearms (e.g., pistols, machine guns, shotguns), explosives, and traps (e.g., electrified barbed wire, robots with tasers) to kill human enemies. Gunfights can be frenetic and are highlighted by cries of pain, explosions, realistic gunfire, and blood-splatter effects. Cutscenes also depict instances of violence: an explosion that kills two characters; a man shot in slow-motion. During the course of the game, some stages depict bags of cocaine on tables/counters. The word “f**k” appears in the dialogue.
Users Interact: The game enables players to interact and communicate with each other, so may expose players to language usually associated with older rated games.
Accessibility
Games Like Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige
Our experts have hand-picked the following similar games for you. These offer a similar way to play to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige or are games with a similar theme or topic. These are good alternative games to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige, or are a younger rated alternative for players not ready for PEGI 18 or ESRB MATURE 17+ games.
Thank you for using our resource, supported by AskAboutGames, ParentZone and PlayAbility Initiative. We are editorially independent, written by parents for parents, but welcome sponsorship, partnership and suggestions. Email our editor for details on these opportunities.The information on this database is designed to support and complement the in-depth discussion and advice about video game "addiction", violence, spending and online safety in the Taming Gaming book. If you have any concerns or questions in these areas, email our editor who is quick to respond or can arrange for a one-to-one conversation.