It helps that the graphics and the overall design gel together really nicely.

Rescuing a fallen operator in Rainbow Six Extraction. It's an easy game to get sucked into for 'just one more mission', which, of course, turns into two or three and then before you know it you've missed your planned bedtime. This is a really exciting idea that you can imagine other games trying to emulate - as you try to drag your fallen comrade out from their alien trappings, there's nothing to stop Archaeans from attacking you, which makes for some truly tense moments.Īll of these elements combine to make the overall gameplay loop rather compelling and exciting - even if you need quite a bit more XP to unlock the next stage of the game, you know that each mission will be different, and you can always use a different operator to mix things up as well - they each have a different core ability to try out, some of which are really fun (holographic decoys) while others are more practical (health packs). Next time you load up that map, you'll have to play as a different operator, and freeing your previous operator from the clutches of your enemies will be one of your key objectives. Plus, in a particularly thrilling twist, if you fail a mission, the operator you used for that incursion will remain trapped in that map, encased in alien goo and waiting for rescue. By entering your details, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy.

Rainbow six extraction review