One of the most tactical multiplayer games out there, Rainbow Six Siege is one of the few shooters out there where simply running and gunning isn't enough to secure victory. All operatives are fragile and work better as a unit, allowing for tense gameplay situations where players need to figure out the best course of action that can be taken to either accomplish the objective or decimate all enemies.
So, it's only a given that people who get a hang of the squad-based gameplay of Rainbow Six Siege would obviously have an excellent time with this title. In fact, the gameplay loop is so addictive that most people would ideally want to play more games that invoke the same level of cooperation and tactics.
Keeping this in mind, here are ten multiplayer games like Rainbow Six Siege that is definitely worth a shot.
10 Destiny 2
While Destiny's launch and initial reception weren't exactly all that positive, one can't deny that this looter shooter series has managed to redeem itself over time, with Destiny 2 proving to be an improvement over its predecessor in every way, shape, and form.
The sheer amount of content in Destiny 2 coupled with engaging gameplay makes for a multiplayer experience that is bound to stick with fans long after they've finished off almost everything there is to do in this massively packed title.
9 Left 4 Dead 2
Another squad-based game that sees players taking on hordes of zombies as they fight for survival, Left 4 Dead 2 is another sequel that manages to take everything that was excellent in the first game and improves upon these mechanics substantially.
The end result is an amazing title that is still popular to this day and constantly serves up new content packs and brilliant gameplay that never ceases to be tiring.
8 Titanfall 2
A game that was highly underappreciated given its amazing gameplay and content, Titanfall 2 is one of the greatest games Respawn has made, serving as — once again — a sequel that truly listened to the fans and delivered a spectacular experience.
Playing through Titanfall 2 — whether it be the multiplayer or the stellar single-player campaign — is truly awe-inspiring, and it's a shame that this game doesn't have the player base it deserves.
7 Team Fortress 2
Continuing the trend of sequels that end up being a massive improvement over its predecessors, Team Fortress 2 is a beloved shooter that has stood strong as an enduring and remarkable title that fans still play to this day.
The different roles of characters in the squad and the beautiful way in which they all harmonize with other members to tactically decimate the opposition is something that should definitely be commended.
6 DOTA 2
Valve was at the helm of developing Team Fortress 2, and the game was bound to be a success given the developers' impressive pedigree.
However, another title they've developed that definitely falls under the realm of squad-based gameplay — although it's far from a shooter — is Defender of the Ancients 2, a game that is easily one of the progenitors of the MOBA genre.
While getting used to the different gameplay can be a bit of a pain, there's no denying that the satisfaction achieved from teaming up properly and decimating the opposition is quite a blast indeed.
5 League Of Legends
Of course, it would be impossible to talk about DOTA 2 without mentioning its longstanding rival in the MOBA landscape that is a worthy representative of this genre as well — League of Legends.
While most people know about this title mainly due to infamous reports surrounding its supposedly toxic playerbase, gamers who managed to ignore this admittedly massive annoyance and focus on the good parts of this title will find themselves enjoying a polished and engaging experience indeed.
4 Outriders
The latest multiplayer game to hit the shelves is Outriders, a fun take on the cooperative third-person shooter genre that certainly hits the mark where it matters, making for an enjoyable experience.
While the plot and lore might not be to everyone's tastes, it's clear that there's a ton of effort put behind the development of Outriders, and it shows in every aspect of its gameplay.
3 Valorant
Speaking of games that require cooperation, one can't help but mention Valorant in this discussion. A squad-based shooter with hero characters, Valorant boasts enough unique mechanics to separate itself from the rest of the pack in this admittedly overpopulated genre.
While it might be more of an effort to get some game time due to the slowly shrinking playerbase, there's no denying the fact that players who do manage to get into some rounds of Valorant will find themselves enjoying this experience quite a bit indeed.
2 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Counter-Strike is one of the most legendary games of all time, and it goes without saying that the follow-up to this title had some pretty big shoes to fill. Thankfully, Global Offensive manages to do exactly that and then some.
The squad-based gameplay in this title is extremely tactical and features brief yet tense encounters that can change the balance of the game in an instant. It's exactly this sort of gameplay that makes Global Offensive such a blast to play through.
1 Overwatch
Blizzard Entertainment has been at the forefront of developing seminal multiplayer experiences, and Overwatch is no exception to this golden rule. Featuring excellent gameplay and unique characters that will endear themselves near-instantly to players, Overwatch is an absolute must-play for anyone into hero shooters.
One can only hope that Overwatch 2 ends up being an evolution of the concepts in the first game and ends up refreshing the overall experience.