Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lone Wolf is a Playstation-exclusive game released in 2002. It has a different gameplay style and is considered a hard game. It is a short game, with only five missions, making it the length of Rainbow Six: Eagle Watch.
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This is a very late cycle PS1 game (it came out in 2002, only 9 months before Raven Shield) that does away with the tactical planning and teammates that didn't work at all in the playstation version of R6, and positions itself as a straight-up tactical shooter with the addition of weapon models and vastly improved enemy animations.
It's not exceedinly well designed, having sections that are punishingly difficult for no good reason, but the outlandish problem with Lone Wolf is that it's a whopping 45 minutes long, maybe an hour on a first playthrough. It's not terrible, there simply isn't enough of it.
It's not exceedinly well designed, having sections that are punishingly difficult for no good reason, but the outlandish problem with Lone Wolf is that it's a whopping 45 minutes long, maybe an hour on a first playthrough. It's not terrible, there simply isn't enough of it.