Esta entretenido y es asi tactico y te recompensa por ir sigiloso y demas, pero es literalmente lo mismo todo el rato
I mean.... It's mostly functional? It feels sorta good to play? It has a couple interesting ideas? That's the best I can say about it, It just felt like a very confused and unnecessary game.
This is a fun, well-designed game and I love the risk/reward considerations you have to make on whether to push on or extract in a given run. The way the game forces you to switch up operators is really well done. The stealth gameplay worked well for me and I felt sufficiently fucked when I broke stealth. Frankly, I would have rated this game higher if I had friends to play with. Playing alone with a squad of randoms where none of you are communicating is not fun and the game got repetitive quick.
Zwar mangelt es an Inhalt, dennoch hatte ich lange nicht mehr so viel Spaß mit einem Koop-Shooter wie mit Extraction.
It's hard to even fathom how ill-conceived this is on every level. I bailed before the end of the tutorial
It has a few flaws, but it's not bad by any stretch. The inclusion of the Rainbow 6 IP is the weirdest part, though I imagine that was just a sales ploy. I wouldn't pay full price, but it's a nice, relatively tactical PvE game. Don't expect a normal R6 game here.
A decent expansion of the idea that was once an event in Rainbow Six: Siege. It would've been better if it wasn't sold separately and instead was sold as a DLC for Siege. A pity, really, as this would've been a great addition to an already good PvP that was only missing a PvE mode.
era uma ideia mto foda mas esta na mao da ubisoft entao vc ja sabe
Great balance between tactical and arcade elements.
this game surprised me. i went in not expecting much; but this game has a fun, addictive and unique gameplay loop. having full cross play is also a major plus.
Interesting concept but extremely poorly executed.
Don’t understand why people dislike it. Pretty fun when you get a successful extraction, but brain dead teammates are prone to mess things up
why is there no solo mechanic, i have no friends and cant progress the story.
Rainbow Six Siege with aliens
you know what its actually quite an interesting game but it feels a little dull and repetitive certainly fun for a bit especially if you've played r6
Ubisoft
Como isso consegue ser pior que um evento gratuito da mesma franquia ????
Move too slow, its the same as seige, just not my style of FPS. Maybe one day.
The game is actually pretty solid. I started the game as a duo with a friend of mine without playing the tutorial so it took us a minute to properly understand what there is to do in the long run, how the HP recovery works or how we would get back his "missing" Vigil.
After only a few hours of messing around we finally figured everything out and were enjoying the game even more from there on.
But I'll go through it step by step, starting with the positives:
Maps:
The maps in this game as far as I have seen them are very good. Many things reminded me of Siege while still noticeably being focused on a PvE side and wouldn't quite work in actual PvP, so I really like that part.
Gameplay:
It's pretty solid overall. Grab some of your favorite operators with sometimes slightly modified for PvE but still their original abilities and uses, gun down some mutants either super stealthy with style or in a wild rush.
Most of the random 3 missions you get when starting a match are pretty alright and don't feel out of place. Like you would expect to do these things if you are on a mission like that.
The monsters you fight on these missions come in many different shapes and forms. However all of them have certain weak spots which makes you kill them with a single shot of a silenced pistol. If you miss a shot and hit normal body parts you have just a few more quick shots before they alarm all nearby monsters and then you get from a stealthy mission into a wild battle that is still pretty easy to deal with most of the time, but sometimes there are certain surprised that can have a chance of taking you down if you don't pay attention. So while remaining somewhat stealthy is rather optional, it still can be recommended if you want to get through as fast and clean as possible.
Studies:
Every region has their own studies you need to perform in order to progress in the overall game and unlock more maps/operators. In the first few maps in New York City almost all of them are like an extended tutorial that carries through the actual game, giving you tasks of things you may not know yet or very simple tasks that you usually can complete in a single match.
I think only 2 studies took me more than 1-2 matches because of bad RNG. The study was to kill a certain amount of Striker and all monsters on the entire map were those explosive hunchbacks.
Still got through it rather quickly and unlocked almost of the content just with the first region except for one set of operators.
And that is pretty much it. Which immediately brings me to the negatives:
The game is missing something and that is content.
While there are studies that give you something to keep in mind while you keep doing the same couple missions over and over again just on different maps, most of them are not fun and rather feel like they are a bit late into the game to force you to perform some basic actions like using the communication wheel or ping something. The missions themselves become repetitive after a certain amount and after just a couple of them you have already seen every part of the map so there is nothing too exciting to see there either.
I feel like the game needs more things to do and more so it doesn't feel too repetitive too quick. There are 12 maps I believe which is a decent amount but for those 12 maps that you have to play at least 80 times (assuming you want the achievements of 20 games per region) and maybe more if you don't manage to finish all studies within those 80 matches, there are just not enough missions and enemies.
There is a pool of 13 different missions. That is only 13 objectives that randomly repeat over and over. One of which is only a thing on a specific map if one of your operators died there without being rescued by a partner. So effectively there are only 12 missions for those 12 maps that you have to play around 80 times, not including possible failure, missing out on studies or other things like certain places to interact with.
It gets a bit worse that there aren't even a lot of enemy types to face. Most of the time you face the same 3-4 variations of monsters with an occasional stronger one in the mix.
So overall it can get quite repetitive if you play too much of it at once.
As long as you only play a little bit here and there it doesn't get too repetitive too quick so you can actually enjoy more of the game but that is only to counteract a lackluster gameplay design.
It is a pretty solid base that has a potential to be pretty fun, but it needs more variety to become a good game.
As of now it feels more like a new PvE game mode added to Siege instead of being its own independent game that it is supposed to be.
After only a few hours of messing around we finally figured everything out and were enjoying the game even more from there on.
But I'll go through it step by step, starting with the positives:
Maps:
The maps in this game as far as I have seen them are very good. Many things reminded me of Siege while still noticeably being focused on a PvE side and wouldn't quite work in actual PvP, so I really like that part.
Gameplay:
It's pretty solid overall. Grab some of your favorite operators with sometimes slightly modified for PvE but still their original abilities and uses, gun down some mutants either super stealthy with style or in a wild rush.
Most of the random 3 missions you get when starting a match are pretty alright and don't feel out of place. Like you would expect to do these things if you are on a mission like that.
The monsters you fight on these missions come in many different shapes and forms. However all of them have certain weak spots which makes you kill them with a single shot of a silenced pistol. If you miss a shot and hit normal body parts you have just a few more quick shots before they alarm all nearby monsters and then you get from a stealthy mission into a wild battle that is still pretty easy to deal with most of the time, but sometimes there are certain surprised that can have a chance of taking you down if you don't pay attention. So while remaining somewhat stealthy is rather optional, it still can be recommended if you want to get through as fast and clean as possible.
Studies:
Every region has their own studies you need to perform in order to progress in the overall game and unlock more maps/operators. In the first few maps in New York City almost all of them are like an extended tutorial that carries through the actual game, giving you tasks of things you may not know yet or very simple tasks that you usually can complete in a single match.
I think only 2 studies took me more than 1-2 matches because of bad RNG. The study was to kill a certain amount of Striker and all monsters on the entire map were those explosive hunchbacks.
Still got through it rather quickly and unlocked almost of the content just with the first region except for one set of operators.
And that is pretty much it. Which immediately brings me to the negatives:
The game is missing something and that is content.
While there are studies that give you something to keep in mind while you keep doing the same couple missions over and over again just on different maps, most of them are not fun and rather feel like they are a bit late into the game to force you to perform some basic actions like using the communication wheel or ping something. The missions themselves become repetitive after a certain amount and after just a couple of them you have already seen every part of the map so there is nothing too exciting to see there either.
I feel like the game needs more things to do and more so it doesn't feel too repetitive too quick. There are 12 maps I believe which is a decent amount but for those 12 maps that you have to play at least 80 times (assuming you want the achievements of 20 games per region) and maybe more if you don't manage to finish all studies within those 80 matches, there are just not enough missions and enemies.
There is a pool of 13 different missions. That is only 13 objectives that randomly repeat over and over. One of which is only a thing on a specific map if one of your operators died there without being rescued by a partner. So effectively there are only 12 missions for those 12 maps that you have to play around 80 times, not including possible failure, missing out on studies or other things like certain places to interact with.
It gets a bit worse that there aren't even a lot of enemy types to face. Most of the time you face the same 3-4 variations of monsters with an occasional stronger one in the mix.
So overall it can get quite repetitive if you play too much of it at once.
As long as you only play a little bit here and there it doesn't get too repetitive too quick so you can actually enjoy more of the game but that is only to counteract a lackluster gameplay design.
It is a pretty solid base that has a potential to be pretty fun, but it needs more variety to become a good game.
As of now it feels more like a new PvE game mode added to Siege instead of being its own independent game that it is supposed to be.
Uninspirierte Aufblähung eines kurzweiligen PvE Modus in ein komplettes Spiel. Rainbow Six Extraction schafft es nicht die selbe Faszination auszulösen, die ich bei Titeln wie Left4Dead oder Back4Blood empfunden habe.
some interesting mechanics and gameplay, but it was very hard to find a solid squad online. Most people do not use stealth and just rush in which does not end well. Little variation and gets stale/repetitive. This game is rainbow six siege except in a multiplayer wave/horde/survival mode type of game.
era uma ideia mto foda mas esta na mao da ubisoft entao vc ja sabe
era uma ideia mto foda mas esta na mao da ubisoft entao vc ja sabe
Played a couple rounds, and had a good time with it. It's nothing mind blowing, but it's fun :)
They could have done a lot more with the time given, one feels.
Flopper inbound.
I was hyped for this game since its was announced in 2019 needless to say based of my rating it was a massive disappointment
it okay
Dommage que les 3/4 des connards sur ce jeu le confonde avec Call of
was promised to be like operation outbreak but became a soulless cashgrab of half attempts at a video game, all they had to do is port operation outbreak and add new levels it was so good