Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield 2003

Is it still worth playing?

Rainbow, a secret counterterrorist organization led by John Clark, responds to a wave of terrorist attacks threatening South America, in this 2003 tactical shooter from Red Storm Entertainment. It is the third Rainbow Six game, built on Unreal Engine 2, with realistic properties. It added features absent from earlier games, such as seeing your weapon in first person, new weapons and upgrades like larger magazines and sights, and a revamped multiplayer. The story goes from shootouts in the Cayman Islands to raids across South America linked to a Croatian billionaire. In the planning phase you set waypoints on an overhead map for up to three teams, and in play you can switch to any team member at any time. Planning a raid on the map before you play it still makes each mission two jobs in one.