Review: Rainbow Six Extraction is not Left 4 Dead, and that`s a good thing
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A hardcore experience that will likely turn off casual players. Like many other players who grew up in what was arguably the golden age of co-op shooters, I have incredibly fond memories of enjoying games like Halo 3 and Valve`s Left 4 Dead with friends online — the latter even spawned a sub-genre of its own with a cult-like following. Unfortunately, after the explosive and wildly popular sequel Left 4 Dead 2 dropped in 2009, fans have been left with a zed-shaped hole in their hearts that only team co-op could fill. However, this absence from Valve has led a host of developers to attempt to deliver the Left 4 Dead 3 we never got. In the last year alone, we`ve seen titles like Back 4 Blood, Aliens: Fireteam Elite, The Anacrusis, and countless more enter the co-op shooter arms race. What once was a sub-genre hungry with passionate fans has quickly become an saturated market rife with fierce competition. When Ubisoft announced it would be developing a horror co-op shooter set in th...