Rainbow Six: Siege Interactive Trailer Gives Plenty Of Info On The Game

Everytime I watch this video, I want to play the game badly.

Posted By | On 28th, Jul. 2015

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege

A new interactive trailer for Rainbow Six: Siege was released last night and the trailer allows for even more of a look into how players are going to have to go about their missions when the game finally does launch. This is actually the same trailer we’ve seen before, technically called the Terrohunt but now there are all kinds of different things you can reveal if you are keeping a sharp eye out on the right side of the screen.

Throughout the video, posted on the game’s official website, there are a number of spots during the video where you can click and check out some inside information. Some of the popups are pictures of other parts of the game that haven’t been seen before. Other clickable parts of the video show different features the game is going to include such as the ability to revive teammates using a feature called DBNO (Down But Not Out).

Sometimes, the video will actually pop up a whole other smaller video, such as the one that shows a number of different ways you can go about taking down the enemy. One link shows off the fact that this game has totally destructible walls. This means that your team can go head on against the enemy in a way that hasn’t been featured in many other games. You can actually take out an entire wall, in order to get the jump on the bad guys, who might be guarding all the doors and windows. Rainbow Six: Siege will launch on Xbox One, PS4, and PC though an official release date hasn’t been divulged yet.


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