The award-winning Rainbow Six franchise returns, with Quakers.
Summary: It’s 2010. When war breaks out in South America, an elite team recruited from the Religious Society of Friends finds themselves headed for a non-violent confrontation with the enemy, in accordance with their conscientious objector status.
Intense Gameplay
You control the Rainbow Six: Quakers team through numerous scenarios like Seek & Leave, Intense Negotiation and Boisterous Gathering.
Linear & Non-Linear Play
Follow the inaction-packed storyline or do your own thing. A vast gameplay environment lets you find adventure tending beets or exchanging pleasantries with strangers.
Modern Arsenal
Command a squad of Quakers equipped with state-of-the-art military weaponry they refuse to use, including the SAW Machine Gun, AR215 Death Hammer and Sticky Grenades.
Multiplayer Discussion
Rainbow Six: Quakers features online multi-player that lets you and the opposing team talk it out in a variety of highly-detailed maps like Village Café, Modern Boardroom and Comfy Mattress.
Realistic Sounds
Dolby Surround Sound will make you feel like you’re off the battlefield and in a mass of shrubs.
Brian Sack
I started Banterist in 2003 after this conversation with my cat. It led to all sorts of good things.
What, no Xbox or Wii versions??!?!
What no ‘pray’ button?
[ Richard Dawkins made it seem futile. -B. ]
What, no Volvo?
Come now, photoshop has all sorts of “make this photo look crappy” filters, and you had to pick plastic wrap?
[ Never said I had mad Photoshop skills. -B. ]
Now this is funny. I love religious humor.
good idea