Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Gold

Multiplayer was once an important component of the package, particularly because coordinated tactical gameplay naturally suits cooperative teams.

One thing I liked is how well done are the maps and weapons' graphics, but the characters feel too stupid.

Its deliberate pacing and unforgiving combat make it considerably different from conventional shooters, especially those designed around constant movement and rapid enemy encounters.

-brutal difficulty if you want but very accessible for more casual gamers by selecting pre-made mission plans.

With an unfamiliar group, a predictable map can turn into something completely unpredictable, and that Raven Shield achieves this without the multiplayer portion in itself is remarkable.

But fortunately this game has LAN feature, something that usually isn't supported nowadays, so alternatively we can play through Virtual LAN, and we don't even experience lag, sometime it does but it's nowhere near unplayable.