Very Positive(82%)
Tactical gameplay
Destructible environments
Operator variety
Playing with friends
Rewarding mastery
Steep learning curve
Addictive gameplay
Competitive intensity
Rage-inducing matches
Cheaters
Ranked matchmaking
Unreliable teammates
Ubisoft launcher
Technical issues
Overall, players see Siege as a distinctive and rewarding shooter, especially for its tactical gameplay and tense, destructible matches and the fun of playing with friends. However, they frequently describe steep learning demands, frustrating ranked teammates and matchmaking, cheating, and technical or Ubisoft-service problems. The experience is often addictive and exciting but also intensely rage-inducing, with enjoyment depending heavily on patience, skill, and who you play with.
Positive Points
Players often praise Siege’s distinctive tactical FPS gameplay, where planning, positioning, sound awareness, operator abilities, and destructible environments create tense, varied rounds.Many find the gameplay highly rewarding once they learn the maps, operators, mechanics, and strategies; clutch wins and well-executed team plans can feel especially satisfying.Playing with friends is repeatedly described as a major strength, making coordination and even casual matches more enjoyable.A number of reviewers call it one of their favorite or best shooters, and some appreciate its competitive depth, character variety, and strong replayability.Negative Points
The learning curve is steep: newcomers may struggle with the many operators, maps, angles, sound cues, and tactics, while improvement can require substantial practice and time.Ranked and solo queue draw frequent complaints about poor matchmaking, unhelpful or disruptive teammates, competitive frustration, and difficulty climbing.Players report cheating, smurfing, and unfair-feeling encounters, alongside concerns that the anti-cheat and enforcement systems do not adequately address them.Technical and service problems include launch or loading issues, bugs, hit-registration and performance complaints, Ubisoft Connect requirements, and reports of unexpected bans or poor support.Some reviewers criticize balance changes, monetization, and Ubisoft’s handling of updates, saying the game can feel increasingly frustrating or neglected.Mixed Points
The game is frequently described as both highly fun and intensely rage-inducing: frustrating rounds, losses, or teammate mistakes contrast with exciting matches that keep players returning.Its demanding mechanics and competitive depth are rewarding for players who persist, but can make the experience intimidating and punishing for beginners or casual players.The addictive gameplay loop is a draw for many, yet reviewers also describe difficulty stepping away and feeling that the game consumes too much time or worsens their mood.Friend groups can make Siege a highlight, while playing alone—especially in ranked—is often described as a much worse experience.Common Themes
Siege’s tactical, operator-based matches are distinctive and can be highly satisfying when players use teamwork, map knowledge, gadgets, and environmental destruction effectively.Reviewers commonly frame the experience as a cycle of frustration and enjoyment: the game can provoke strong anger, yet many continue playing or return for its exciting moments.New players should expect a substantial learning period; reviews often recommend patience, practice, tutorial videos, or learning with friends.Team quality and social context strongly shape enjoyment, with coordinated friends praised and random or ranked teammates frequently blamed for bad matches.Concerns about competitive fairness and Ubisoft’s services recur, including cheating, matchmaking, balancing, technical issues, monetization, and account or launcher problems.Updated 10/16/2026, 12:05:59 AM UTC
