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# Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Rogue Spear - PC

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.com          Six is back--and tougher than ever. Due to the team's fantastic success with defusing major terrorist incidents, the international community has come to depend on RAINBOW as the main force secretly protecting citizens worldwide. Thus, the story continues in Rogue Spear, with the team's initial missions being business as usual: a hostage situation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and an airplane hijacking. However, the team soon discovers that these crisis situations are actually related to the nefarious plots of not one, but two antagonists: the Russian Mafia and a Middle Eastern terrorist organization--groups who have, until now, been able to escape the jaws of international justice. Through a series of increasingly difficult missions, RAINBOW uncovers the terrorists' deadly master plan, just in the nick of time--to save the world again. Players have new weapons at their disposal as well as sniper specialists to properly take out deadly foes from afar, and with more than four hundred new motion capture moves, terrorists and hostages react even more realistically to you and your team. The frozen breaths of team members can be seen puffing from their mouths in snowy conditions while footprints are left behind. Guide your team with a joystick, add more terrorists with the mission editor, and send your friends a copy of your greatest attack with the cinematic replay feature. All of this and more will make Rogue Spear the greatest action/strategy game you've ever played. Just remember, if you fail, the game isn't over--the world is.             From the Manufacturer          Back in full force is Tom Clancy's hallmark realism and suspense in Rogue Spear, the sequel to PC Gamer's 1998 Action Game of the Year, Rainbow Six. Rogue Spear straddles the razor's edge, separating justice from the dark forces of geopolitical turmoil. It blends spine-tingling tactics and explosive action into intense counterterrorist warfare.             
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                 Review          Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six was the sort of game whose unique style managed to win people over despite its noticeable flaws. When developer Red Storm Entertainment set out to create a sequel, it must have figured that deviating from Rainbow Six's winning game plan would be a mistake. As a result, though Rogue Spear is in many ways a much better game than its similar predecessor, it too is not without a laundry list of problems.  In Rogue Spear, once again the elite Rainbow team is called upon to put the kibosh on terrorist activity around the globe. At first, these terrorist incidents appear to be random events, but as you progress through the game you will uncover the disturbing forces behind the new wave of terror. Following Mr. Clark's detailed mission briefings and background information, you will lead your team against these sinister powers and help make the world a better place.  The most obvious improvement in Rogue Spear is the graphics engine, which has been heavily modified to allow greater levels of detail, larger mission environments, and better character animations. Most of the scenarios are simply gorgeous and are amazingly detailed. Buildings are richly decorated, while outdoor areas are more lifelike than before. In most indoor areas, even the most out-of-the-way rooms are highly detailed, complete with random civilians wandering around in some areas, like a fat guy in a towel heading to the sauna. Rogue Spear also includes weather effects, such as snow and rain, which can hamper your ability to see and hear terrorists.  One graphic enhancement you definitely won't miss is the vastly improved character animation. Not only do the 3D models in Rogue Spear look more realistic, they also move in a more lifelike fashion. A slew of new motion-captured animations have terrorists bolting out of rooms when you hurl a flashbang, rushing to investigate strange noises, and dying in a seemingly endless array of dramatic Hollywood-quality deaths. Your own team members will also maneuver in a variety of new ways, including moving in a crouched position and limping severely when they've been wounded. The game still suffers from polygonal clipping problems, but overall it looks a lot better than Rainbow Six.  Rogue Spear is at heart the same game as Rainbow Six, only with a number of new features that enhance the overall experience. For starters, you can now crouch and peek around corners. These are perhaps the most useful new features in the game, since they let you remain stealthy and peek into rooms before entering them. Also, you can now bring along dedicated snipers, who set up shop and pick off tangos with deadly accuracy when you give the word. Though there are only a handful of missions where snipers are genuinely useful, it still is nice to have them as an option.  Rogue Spear has several new weapons, including three different sniper rifles and several new assault rifles. However, this is a mixed blessing since 90 percent of the missions require the utmost stealth and secrecy. Most mission briefings warn you that the terrorists will flee or kill hostages (thereby ruining your operation) if they catch the slightest hint of your approach, and for this reason, you almost always want to carry a suppressed weapon to keep things on the sly.  The watch mode introduced in the Eagle Watch mission pack is still available in Rogue Spear. This lets you plan a mission and then have your operatives carry it out while you look on in safety. You can also jump in and assume control at any time.  The game introduces several new operatives, including a number of characters from the Rainbow Six novel and a few additional leader-types (so you don't have to worry quite so much about losing Chavez any more). Rogue Spear also offers 18 missions, two more than Rainbow Six. Once you complete a mission, you have the option of trying it again in two great new game modes: Lone Wolf, which challenges you to traverse the map alone, with randomly placed tangos on the alert, and Terrorist Hunt, which lets you wander the map in an effort to liquidate each and every bad guy. In both modes, all additional elements are thrown out, including hostages and bombs, so it's just you against the bad guys. Also, Rogue Spear retains the practice mission and branch campaign options from the original game.  Unfortunately, in addition to all the new features, Rogue Spear also includes some significant gameplay imbalances. On the one hand, Red Storm has significantly fine-tuned the enemy AI. Terrorists now react much more realistically to everything that happens around them. Not only that, but they react very quickly and shoot very straight, and they rarely, if ever, miss their targets. By itself, this would not be a problem, but because the friendly team AI is so flaky, the game can be overwhelmingly difficult for all the wrong reasons.  In several areas, particularly on the Kosovo and hijacked airliner missions, the terrorists always react faster than your men - always. In fact, your computer-controlled team members tend to move and react much less effectively than they did in Rainbow Six. True, they don't get hung up in doorways quite as often as they used to, but they don't survive missions as often either. Worse yet, your guys still get stuck on ladders on occasion and even fall off elevated walkways, sometimes fatally.  Part of the problem here lies in the mission-planning phase of each operation. For the most part, this mode is exactly as it was in the original Rainbow Six. The major differences include support for the new action orders (cover, defend, snipe) and an improved 3D view of each mission area. However, even with the 3D view enabled, you seldom get a good feel for the operation area until you actually enter the mission. This causes countless problems while planning missions, because you often can't tell what sort of area you're asking your troops to pass through.  Also, because of its larger and more intricate mission areas, Rogue Spear could have seriously benefited from a much smoother, more intuitive, and less cluttered planning interface. In Rainbow Six, mission planning was one of the highlights of the game. In Rogue Spear, it feels more like a chore. Planning the stealth-only missions in this game, in fact, is almost absurdly difficult given the size of the mission map and the numerous guards scattered around it.  On a more positive note, Rogue Spear's multiplayer options are phenomenal. The game offers several adversarial modes, including assassination, in which you attempt to defend an NPC general, and stronghold, in which one team must defend its base from the other team's attack. The game is playable on both Mplayer and MSN Gaming Zone, though your mileage will most certainly vary on both services. Yet while the game's multiplayer options are impressive, the performance seems to be all over the place. Many users have complained loudly about sudden network drops and crash bugs, while others rave about the game's stability. Passing final judgement on Rogue Spear is difficult. While it has numerous noticeable problems, it retains the original game's charm and unique style. The new features are good, particularly the addition of snipers and crouched movement. Multiplayer support is also excellent, though it does still need tuning. Overall, the game succeeds almost in spite of itself, because Rogue Spear is damn good at its core and more of a good thing for fans of the original Rainbow Six.--Michael E. Ryan --Copyright ©1998 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited. -- GameSpot Review           See more

## Features

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A highly rewarding challenge.
  

*by K***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 11, 2017*

Definetly one of the hardest games I've played. Trying to play through the entire campaign without losing a single rainbow operative is possibly the most rewarding experience I've felt in any games. Its tough, challenging, planning ahead goes a long way in success of the mission, good story and overall an excellent game. I almost felt like the second mission was impossible to complete on Elite, but after finally deciding to learn how to use the planning screen and using teamwork to my advantage, I had finally done it after about 20 or more attempts, followed by an appropriate cheer of excitement and relief. Being a game from my childhood and from 1999, it really holds up still to today and there is much fun to be had with these classic Rainbowsix games. Highly recommended!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Very realistic, Beats COD, Battlefield, you name it.
  

*by W***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 14, 2015*

Excellent tactical shooter game. You WILL be planning your missions, you WILL pay for it if you are not taking the game seriously. You WILL have to slice the pie around every single corner or you will probably be killed. You must be focused when playing this game or you will die its as simple as that. Make sure you use a suppressed weapon.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    good game
  

*by R***E on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 27, 2011*

There is a lot of empty ground to cover (a lot of "w") but, OK.Good graphics and sound. You need to plan ahead.

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