Thankfully I was familiar with Siege, so the mechanics weren’t new to me at all. I don’t even remember what I was doing there in the first place because I pressed leave as soon as I got the chance. Honestly, after the opening cutscene I really didn’t care about the story.Īfter the very common ‘NYC is under attack’ cutscene, you are required to play what is called ‘AI training’, which does not make a good first impression. Now, since Extraction is a direct spin-off of Siege, and given Siege’s competitive nature you’d assume Extraction would be easier since you’re fighting AI opponents instead of actual players that’s not quite the case.Įxtraction’s ‘story’ has the same generic template: the world (United States) has been invaded by an alien race known as Archæans and it’s up to the newly found ‘REACT team’ - with the not so new operators we have come to know from Siege - to gather intel and fend off the threat.
In Extraction, you can team up with two other players to fight a bunch of aliens.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction ( Extraction henceforth) is a spin-off of the competitive PVP shooter Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege and borrows almost all of its gunplay, mechanics, and operators from the original game but puts you in a PVE world instead. Does Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Extraction do that? Find out! Whilst it is great for players who like to shoot everything in their way for no apparent reason with their friends, this has to be built on greatly for it is one of - if not the - only feature they have. With Back 4 Blood, Aliens Fireteam Elite, and the upcoming Redfall, it seems like the genre of cooperative shooters is growing rapidly. Reviews // 24th Jan 2022 - 1 year ago // By Ibrahim K Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Extraction Review
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