The report provides further details on the development of the Splinter Cell remake

Players can't wait to see Ubisoft's current-gen remake Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell you might be happy to know that the game is still in development. THE Chipped cell The remake was originally announced in 2021, though nothing official has been made public outside of persistent rumors, including some suggesting it has been cancelled.

Although years have passed since the last official entry into the franchise, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Chipped cell remains an iconic brand of tactical action. The adventures of Splinter Cell agent Sam Fisher are so famous that the character himself has been included in other games as a legendary cameo. Sam Fisher was in attendance recently Ghost reconnaissance games Wild lands AND Breakpointcalling the owners ghost agents “friends in the region.” His iconic bright green night vision goggles were also used as inspiration for a Splinter Cell from Destiny 2 custom outfit created by a fan.

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Because now might be a good time to start playing Splinter Cell

The original Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell is widely considered one of the best stealth games of all time, and now is the perfect time to play it.

But fans are looking for a “real” novelty. Chipped cell the experience may take a little longer to wait. A new report from Insider Gaming claims that Ubisoft is continuing development on the game Chipped cell remake. Despite rumors of the project being canceled due to concerns about Ubisoft's financial health in general, the Chipped cell remake means “to make progress”.

Splinter Cell Remake is reportedly using the Snowdrop Engine at Ubisoft

In its report, Insider Gaming stated that the Chipped cell The remake project is in the works under the code name “North”. Their sources also said that the game was made using Ubisoft's Snowdrop game engine. Open world action adventure Star Wars Outlaws it was also powered by Snowdrop. The Snowdrop engine itself appears to be a staple of recent Ubisoft titles. It was used to reproduce the detailed surroundings of post-apocalyptic cities across the United States in The Division by Tom Clancy series. The snowdrop is also fed Avatar: Frontiers of PandoraThe extremely immersive forests and lush, extraterrestrial environments.

It's great to see the news that Ubisoft appears to be making progress on the project, despite the many and varied rumors about it Chipped cell redo arousing concerns. While Ubisoft is best known for large-scale open world games these days, the Chipped cell the remake could serve as a refreshing reminder that the company once also excelled at finely tuned linear mission-based experiences. If successful, the Chipped cell the remake could help revitalize the franchise and breathe new life into the somewhat dormant stealth action genre, which has seen too few credible releases from major publishers in recent years.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Infiltrate terrorist locations, acquire critical intelligence by any means necessary, execute with extreme prejudice, and exit without a trace!
You are Sam Fisher, a highly trained secret agent of the NSA's covert arm: Third Echelon. The world balance is in your hands, as cyberterrorism and international tensions are about to escalate into World War III.
Go behind the headlines into the real world of modern espionage –

Enter the realistic universe of Tom Clancy. Be prepared with the latest classified field operational weapons and equipment.

A new level of stealth: all the best stealth and all the new moves. Highly interactive environments that offer players more gameplay options and the ability to strategize their actions.

Deep environments. Unmatched immersion: Stunning environments driven by the Unreal engine. Dynamic lighting and sound effects that match reality.

Heart-pounding action on a global scale: over 20 hours of stealth. Different mission objectives that can be achieved by different means for increased replayability.

Released

November 18, 2002

Motor

Unreal Engine 2

CERS

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How long to beat

13 hours

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