Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Vegas 2 Reviews

Fun single-player game, hardest difficulty not too bad but similar to R6 V1 there are some cheap deaths due to enemy placement. Would recommend a playthrough and to get it on sale. Graphics outdated but still solid.

Another amazing game from my 360 days. When I was a kid we didnt have internet, so I remember just playing terrorist hunts over and over again. I dont think I could even beat the campaign because I was so bad at being tactical. All the cool gear and weapons you unlock was the ultimate reward. Making your Bishop look like a BA killing machine still just hits different. Now we can play at high fps and resolution. Epic. Also turn up that FOV if you know whats good for you. I never knew it had voice commands either. I just started using them and its actually really cool and immersive. Quite odd that modern games dont even do this.

SUPER GOOD. did not expect to have this much fun with it. absolute blast to play story and t-hunt. but its ubisoft so dont expect any kind of service for this game. including the online, because its down. forever.

Really fun to play, extremely immersive and runs well. Controls can be a bit janky

game is very enjoyable and very fun, tho i recommend before you play that you search up on youtube how to change the fov to 90 or 75 since the default fov sucks

Really good game ! I use to play this a ton on xbox and unlocked everything twice. The games online servers are down but you can still play with friends over Lan vpns .

I love this game and still play it but what grinds my gears is i bought this game for 3 of my friends as a gift and the day i bought them their copies they shut down the servers the same day.... TURN THEM BACK ON!!!!!!!

A fantastic tactical shooter. Loved it back on PS3, and I've now sunk over 100 hours into the PC version. Even better than the original Vegas. Highly recommend. Rating: 9/10

Decently fun game, but damn near unplayable in current state. Requires a third-party LAN hosting app to get working, and even then you'll still get stuck with bugs that will constantly loop audio, etc.

Tom Clancy's games were originally techno-thrillers just like books of this famous author and also oriented on tactical gameplay, with Rainbow Six subseries being very first of them all. Today, in the mid-2020s, this particular game remains to be latest Rainbow Six game which is true to its roots. There is a lot of action but it's still a tactical shooter just like previous Rainbow Six games. So, since Rainbow Six Siege eventually went from semi-realistic artdirection into god-knows-what and since Rainbow Six Extraction is anything but Rainbow Six, this particular game is only choice if you want to play the latest "true" Rainbow Six game. You actually can play both Rainbow Six Vegas games because they both are pretty good, however, first one has many issues like awful checkpoint placement or weird enemies spawns, while second one being mostly better in aspects like this. In terms of graphics it also looks pretty good even today. 2000s were times when Tom Clancy's games were on its prime and when series like Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell and, of course, Rainbow Six, were well-known and extremely respected. Hell, I even remember playing java versions of all of them (from Gameloft) back in those times (I was a teenager back then). I am not sure regarding future of Rainbow Six series but since we got two good Ghost Recon games with single-player content in 2010s, I have hope that eventually there will be also new single-player Rainbow Six game (or one which you will be able to complete both solo and in co-op). So, that to be said, I highly recommend Rainbow Six Vegas dilogy. Some their levels can be pretty hard but if you will command your squad in the right way and will use right tactics you can beat both games without much of the issues.