Mobile shooters usually follow a familiar formula that involves sprinting towards the nearest enemies for a gunfight. While that’s a broad generalization, even battle royale titles like PUBG Mobile are built around quick engagements and constant stimulation. Siege, on the other hand, has always been about tension; from the seconds before you pull the trigger to the meticulous setup before rushing into the site, ‘shock and awe’ style. The game always felt tactical. That said,...
