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4. Rainbow Six: Siege
Easily the most impressive thing Ubisoft had to show at E3, Rainbow Six: Siege is the successor to the now-cancelled Rainbow Six: Patriots. The game differs from previous games in the franchise by putting heavy emphasis on multiplayer and destructible environments. The multiplayer is team-based, and the mode we saw at E3 pits two opposing teams against one another: one tasked with infiltrating and area and saving a hostage, and one tasked with defending said area and hostage. There are no respawns, which makes for a tense situation on both sides. If Ubisoft can deliver on Siege’s potential, we’ll have a unique and intriguing game on our hands in 2015.
