Rainbow Six: Siege and the lore behind it has always been fairly hit or miss when it's not fully taken into consideration during the multiple Siege Shorts. But this Siege Short is a step in the right direction.
It's well-shot, well-written and extremely well choreographed and animated. Narratively, this is the strongest Siege Short we've had. It's a short story about two sisters and their detachment from each other after a death in the family. And how that detachment leads to a rivalry. The characterisation of these two fan favourite Siege operators is some of the best storytelling this long running game has had, and probably some of the best the Rainbow Six franchise has seen since Tom Clancy's novels.
We even get some heartfelt interactions with a couple of other Siege characters along the way.
It's a great short, with a great narrative and an even better execution. These Siege Shorts can definitely benefit more from these more personal stories that help build the characters of these operators, instead of the weird Tournament of Champions storyline.
It's well-shot, well-written and extremely well choreographed and animated. Narratively, this is the strongest Siege Short we've had. It's a short story about two sisters and their detachment from each other after a death in the family. And how that detachment leads to a rivalry. The characterisation of these two fan favourite Siege operators is some of the best storytelling this long running game has had, and probably some of the best the Rainbow Six franchise has seen since Tom Clancy's novels.
We even get some heartfelt interactions with a couple of other Siege characters along the way.
It's a great short, with a great narrative and an even better execution. These Siege Shorts can definitely benefit more from these more personal stories that help build the characters of these operators, instead of the weird Tournament of Champions storyline.
