It's hard to write a review for a game like R6 Siege because by its nature, the meta of the game is constantly evolving and changing. But here's my take: R6 Siege is an amazing game held back by the current nature of the meta. Right now, all defenders are loaded with tons of deployables. Motion detectors, Jager ADS, barbed wire, Mute jammers, Aruni walls, Wamai magnets, I could keep going, especially since the new Defender they just added also has a deployable gadget.

If anything, the roles have kind of been reversed. Attackers have to spend a ton of time clearing every room in order to make sure they get every deployable, which gives defenders the leeway to go on the aggressive, because attackers cannot rush in the current state of the game. The game, as it exists right now, is slow and methodical and stale. Every round plays out the exact same, when it felt like the opposite just two or three years ago. I'll always remember the good times I've had with this game, but for now? I'm good.

It's hard to write a review for a game like R6 Siege because by its nature, the meta of the game is constantly evolving and changing. But here's my take: R6 Siege is an amazing game held back by the current nature of the meta. Right now, all defenders are loaded with tons of deployables. Motion detectors, Jager ADS, barbed wire, Mute jammers, Aruni walls, Wamai magnets, I could keep going, especially since the new Defender they just added also has a deployable gadget. If anything, the roles have kind of been reversed. Attackers have to spend a ton of time clearing every room in order to make sure they get every deployable, which gives defenders the leeway to go on the aggressive, because attackers cannot rush in the current state of the game. The game, as it exists right now, is slow and methodical and stale. Every round plays out the exact same, when it felt like the opposite just two or three years ago. I'll always remember the good times I've had with this game, but for now? I'm good.