Why I buy this one ?
- Experience tense close-quarter combat in this fighting game
- Determine connection between terrorist threats and Legion virus
- Enhanced tactical gameplay; advanced weapons and equipment; 9 maps
- Choose from 4 specialized operative classes in class-based mode
- Tension-building sound effects; increased visuals; all new user interface

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What our customer's say!

"Rainbow six my way", I admit i am not a true rainbow six game fan. but i loved the book and finally there is a game suited to my playing style. Run, Shoot and ask questions later. Unlike the earlier and later Rainbow six games this is a true shooter and not a tactical shooter. the boring planning and waiting is over. run in guns-a-blazing and destroy any resistance.

"Disappointment", This game is NOT the awful piece of junk which you are reading about in other reviews. But, it's not really an R6 game. In short, this game is an extremely generic run around and blast tangos shooter. There are some fun moments here and there as you might expect. A few weeks after having last played it, I really don't remember a single mission individually. All were based up on going into some building, blasting a bunch of carbon-copy tangos, and either defusing a bomb or rescuing some hostages. I seem to recall one mission had a long slog through a garage, while another was in some sort of cave.

The big departure is that you do not plan any of this. You are dropped into a spot and told to rescue hostages or do some other such B movie standard mission. You are led down a linear path to the objective, after which a new mission is given. It's all totally generic and forgettable. You do get to choose your weapons and kit loudout, but you can't do any of the extreme customization as could in Rogue Spear or Raven Shield. I am not sure why Ubisoft is going down this path. Part of the appeal of the older R6 games was the strategy and planning aspect. This game to me looks like a port from a console, and it shows badly. It's very simplistic and linear. Ubisoft is sticking it to the console fans who made this a great franchise in the late 90s and early 00s.

Graphics are quite sharp in the game, and the voice acting and sounds are ok as well. But shortly after I finished the first few missions, I simply put the game down and reloaded CALL OF DUTY 4. There's really nothing here you cannot find in any other special forces themed shooter. This is probably in the discount bin now, so take a pass on it (and also Rainbow Six Vegas) and grab CALL OF DUTY 4; that game is what a special forces shooter should be.

"One of the Lamest Rainbow Six games!", As a huge fan of Clancy games, I mistakenly bought this one. The graphics are fairly nice, but the 'on rails' feel and constant 'trigger point' AI is frustrating. The AI is some of the worst I've ever seen in a game. Your team is SO stupid you'll want to just keep sending them back to the start point to keep them alive and out of your way. The enemy AI also becomes boring in how they always do and say the same thing over and over. I turned the game difficulty all the way up, and it's still just a 'yawn festival'. Online verses play is fun, but good luck finding anyone out there! Don't waste your $$ or time on this one!

"Really bad", I agree with most of the other people that posted. This game is a straight run and gun game with no planing or strategy. Hell most of the time your team seems to be there to serve as another target for your enemy. The AI sucks badly most "breach bang and clear" strategies seem to fail most of the time. Also you only get one squad instead of 3, no mission planning and the weapon selections blows. They probably took out the mission planning since they want the game to be a run gun style game. I would probably given this game a higher score if they named it something other than R6 for the reason when I think of a Tom Clancy game I think of strategy, Teamwork and patience ,you don't need any of that here. Don't get me wrong its a mediocre game at best but doesn't deserve the R6 title.

"Lots of fun!", It seems from other reviews that they do not like this game because it does not work like the other Rainbow Six Games. Personally, I'm glad it doesn't. I'm not big on mapping out moves, on and etc., because it gets to be a lot of work. I don't want to work, just enjoy myself.

Rainbow Six is a lot like Ghost Recon. If you liked Ghost, you'll like Lockdown. You make your commands on the fly. Graphics are great. But you have to have a pretty strong computer. It doesn't take a military scientist to play it, but it is a lot of fun. It was a breath of fresh air to me after playing the tactic intense Six's.

If you liked Ghost Recon, or even Splinter cell. You'll like this.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"UBI Soft Should Be Ashamed", Like many others I read the reviews before buying. I have a top of the line machine and thought, this will work--I'm sure of it...NOT! Like many others I was not able to do much of anything after waiting for the 7GB of game to install. The game started up and promptly froze 30 sec in. I have looked for a patch, but alas, UBI doesn't read the reviews from AMAZON.COM customers--to bad for them. They should be ashamed to publish a Rainbox title that is broken out of the box.

"Fun, Shallow, Repetive, Detailed!", The Rainbow 6 series goes pop in this arcade homage to the counter terrorism simulations they have been delivering. Loosing some of the realism (planning in particular) I feel that this does offer some fun that the previous games sometimes lacked. Yes the a.i. is not competent, especially for a Rainbow 6 game, but there are enough missions of varied, detailed length that will still have you on edge with the extremely limited health range and the chance of sudden death (one of the few traits they decided to leave in). Using the Rainbow 6 code and applying it to a more arcade type game might dissapoint fans of the series, but will hopefully gain many fans who simply couldn't deal with the overtly sim nature of the previous incarnations..

"Enjoyable but forgetable.", Lockdown is the Rainbow Six answer to SWAT 4. The earlier Rainbow six I liked, but you where supposed to do a lot of pre-action planning and I admit to being impatient. Besides, a plan falls apart as soon as the fighting starts and this was a major disadvantage in Rainbow Six: you where limited in giving orders on the fly.
I think I was not alone in thinking so and it was to be expected that a more action oriented Rainbow Six version would hit the market. And Lockdown is it.
Alas it isn't very good. The most painfull weakness being the AI. To my amazement I could easily run down a corridor with my team in trail and gun down the opposition. It became a new challenge to me: to do it as fast as possible by running through the game with a machine gun. The AI at normal level is unable to cope with this. Only when there are just about too much of them in one room or you get stuck they succeed in killing you. When you set the game to a more difficult level they perform a little better. Or rather they perform at what should be the minimum performance.
To balance this ineffectiveness, Rainbow got a massive amount of enemies who take a heap of bullets to kill. Each set of maps got over 100 or more enemies and each one of them might take a dozen bullets before snuffing it, except if you succeed in a shot through the head.
The dumbness also applies to your team members. You soon learn not to equip them with something like frag or phosphorous grenades and grenade launchers, it get's the wrong guy killed. They won't protect your back and even fail to fire on tango's standing right in front of them. Since you can't order them individually, order to face a certain direction or fire at a specific target they are a mixed blessing at best. This bears out in the kill ratio: you will kill about two thirds or more of the enemy. I found them most usefull to send them as decoy to draw fire or send them in a room where terrorist are mixed with hostages as they will not shoot the hostages.
Lockdown remains a let down. You have no control over who joins your team and your team is reduced to four. The choice of equipment hasn't improved, with the noticeble lacking the ability to trade off grenades against extra ammo. The game suggest that you get more advanced weaponry to choose from like a sniper rifle, well I am through the game two third and as far as i can see i got only a grenade launcher added to the standard weaponry. You also can't pick up any weapon your enemy drops: a feature it has inherited from the earlier rainbow. Some weapons are quite useless like shotguns as the areas keeps changing between interior and exterior requiring to be able to engaging short range and long range targets. There is also a special look added with is sort of a infravision which allows you to see through walls and door, but it fails to work properly. At some time it didn't show enemies who where there to see in plain view while highlighting others standing right next to them.
A last annoyance is the bugs. Several times my team members became stuck or failed to respond to commands or ran in a totally different direction then ordered. At one point they so annoyed me because they failed to fire on tango's who standing right in front of them that I shot them down.
yet despite all of this there are redeeming qualtities: the environments are good ranging from anything you can imagine: deserts, ships and catacomb. The equipment looks good. Your teammembers look great, detailed and sound like individuals(note the detail: lofquists pair of braid stick out from under her helmet). I especially liked Alana Yacoby who gleefully reports that she taken out another terrorist.
Despite the bugs and the weak ai I still enjoyed myself with the game. But I don't think I will be going back again and again like I did with Rainbow Six Version 3.
Enjoyable but forgetable.

"R6 Lockdown Damaged my DVD/RW", Unfortunately - I did not have enough sense to check the ratings here at Amazon before buying this crap game (I got it from CompUSA). I tried to install it and immediately my (Dell 6000D) DVD/RW started thrashing and making odd noises. The first (of five!!) CDs installed but the second would not read - nor eject from the Dell. Long story made short - I am out $90+ to replace the drive. After many years (since 1998) of buying Red Storm/Ubisoft games - this is my last crap game from them. I STRONGLY recommend that everyone boycott Ubisoft over this terrible joke on consumers.

"It left me feeling dirty..... its that bad.", This is not Rainbox Six.... the box says it is, but I disagree. I will inform you that I did not play this much, so my descriptions may not be accurate through the entire game. I will list the positive and negative points I noticed below.

Pros:
1) Nice graphics. The graphics are definately better than those found in R6 3.
2) I liked them you can now throw a grenade without switching away from your assault rifle (which is nice when under enemy fire). That improvement is more realistic in my opinion.

Cons:
1) I only played this a couple times and then uninstalled it from my machine... it sucked and it was not worth the 7GB listed on the minimum requirements (I didn't check to see how much space was actually used).
2) This is just another first person shooter. The only thing that is different from other run & shoot games like DOOM is that you can only get hit 3 times in Lockdown.
3) You no longer plan missions.
4) The maps are linear. If I wanted linear maps, I would play Half-Life or DOOM.
5) They took many weapons away (including my favorite).
6) You only have control of one squad.
7) If you die, then the mission is over. You do not take over one of the squadmates charcters.
8) The sound for the guns didn't work on my system (but from what I have been told, I am not missing much).
9) Unlike the tactical style of shooting used in the previous versions, I was able to run around (on normal difficulty) with an automatic gun on and take out a lot of enemies without effort before finally dying (I would not have been able to do that as well on the EASY mode of R6 3). Like I said, it is just a run and shoot first person shooter.
10) I was not able to move sideways while peaking/leaning to the side. That was annoying when trying to peak just a little bit around the corner.
11) I could only squat or stand. While that is the way it was in the early Rainbow 6 games and the ability to lay down is not really needed, I still liked that option in Rainbow 6 3.
12) The AI is stupid. Teammates step in front of you while firing. When given the order to open a door and flash bang a room, they will line up nicely at the door, but wait to see who will go in first. To quote one review I read, "It almost looked like they got the door open and were doing the 'no, you go first. No, you go first. NO, you go first!'"

Final opinion: Don't waste your money.