This game is like playing a tactical version of Hide and Seek where everyone is armed with grenades and an unhealthy amount of anxiety. You spend half of the round carefully planning a breach, then get shot in the face by a guy who’s hiding in a corner like a rat. There’s no “casual” mode—just hardcore panic, betrayal, and really questionable decisions.

You’ll spend most of the game getting spawn-peeked by a guy wearing a unicorn helmet, screaming “WHERE DID THAT GUY COME FROM?!” and being interrogated by Caveira and confessing to crimes you didn't even commit. Your teammates will constantly throw you under the bus, either by running directly in front of your bullets or by casually reinforcing the wall you just breached, because why not?

Also, don't even bother with gadgets. They’ll either do absolutely nothing or somehow make your situation ten times worse. That drone you deployed? It’s basically a mobile coffin with wheels, just waiting to be shot down.

Rainbow Six Siege is like a stressful bomb defuse, except the bomb is your mental state, and you’ve already lost.