Siege is a very interesting and very dynamic game. It relies heavily on working together as a team, and knowing how the various mechanics work. Map knowledge is also incredibly important.

You'll see a lot of people complain that Ubi's servers are bad, and such, though I have personally never run into any issues with them. There are occasional bugs, but they usually aren't game-breaking, and overall the game is balanced fairly well.

Siege also receives eight updates a year. Four updates are balance changes / bug fixes, while the other four are content updates. Usually, these updates are pretty solid, adding new operators to play, new maps to learn, or fixing issues that have been discovered.

It's fairly clear that Ubisoft Montreal truly cares about this game, and wants it to be good, and I think they're doing a pretty darn good job of accomplishing that.

Overall, I'd give it a 8.5/10

Siege is a very interesting and very dynamic game. It relies heavily on working together as a team, and knowing how the various mechanics work. Map knowledge is also incredibly important. You'll see a lot of people complain that Ubi's servers are bad, and such, though I have personally never run into any issues with them. There are occasional bugs, but they usually aren't game-breaking, and overall the game is balanced fairly well. Siege also receives eight updates a year. Four updates are balance changes / bug fixes, while the other four are content updates. Usually, these updates are pretty solid, adding new operators to play, new maps to learn, or fixing issues that have been discovered. It's fairly clear that Ubisoft Montreal truly cares about this game, and wants it to be good, and I think they're doing a pretty darn good job of accomplishing that. Overall, I'd give it a 8.5/10