The report provides more details on the development of Splinter Cell Remake

Gamers are looking forward to Ubisoft's current-gen remake Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell can be pleased that the game is still in development. The Splinter Cell a remake was originally announced in 2021, although nothing official has been released about it outside of persistent rumors, including some suggesting it has been canceled.

Despite the years that have passed since the last official entry into the franchise, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Splinter Cell remains an iconic tactical action brand. 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 recently present Ghost Recon games Wildlands and The breaking pointhe called the titular ghost agents “friends in the region”. Even his iconic glowing green night vision goggles were used as inspiration for a Destiny 2 Splinter Cell custom clothing created by a fan.

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But fans are looking for “real” new ones Splinter Cell the experience may take a little longer. A new report from Insider Gaming says that Ubisoft is continuing development Splinter Cell remake. Despite rumors of the project being canceled due to concerns about Ubisoft's financial health in general, Splinter Cell remake is “making progress”.

Splinter Cell Remake is reportedly using Ubisoft's Snowdrop Engine

Insider Gaming stated in their report that Splinter Cell a remake project is in the works under the codename “North.” Their sources also claimed that the game is being built using Ubisoft's Snowdrop game engine. Open world action adventure game Star Wars Outlaws was also powered by Snowdrop. The Snowdrop engine itself seems to underpin Ubisoft's recent flagship titles. It was used to render the detailed surroundings of post-apocalyptic American cities in the USA Tom Clancy's The Division series. Snowdrop also powered Avatar: Frontiers of Pandoraextremely immersive forests and lush alien environments.

It's good to see news that Ubisoft seems to be making progress on the project, despite the many different rumors about Splinter Cell remake sparkly concerns. Although Ubisoft is best known these days for large-scale open-world games, Splinter Cell the remake could serve as a refreshing reminder of the fact that the company also once excelled at finely tuned linear mission-based experiences. If successful, Splinter Cell a remake could help revive the franchise and breathe some new life into the rather dormant stealth action genre, which has seen too few credible releases from major publishers over the past few years.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Infiltrate terrorist positions, obtain critical intelligence by any means necessary, execute with extreme prejudice and leave without a trace!
You are Sam Fisher, a highly trained undercover agent of the NSA's secret branch: Third Echelon. The world balance is in your hands as cyber terrorism and international tensions are about to erupt into World War 3.
Go behind the headlines into the real world of modern espionage –

Enter the realistic world of Tom Clancy. Outfit yourself with the latest classified field operational gear and weapons.

New Level Stealth Action – All the best stealth action plus all new moves. A highly interactive environment giving players more gameplay options and the ability to strategize their actions.

Deep environment. Unparalleled Immersion – Stunning environments powered by the Unreal engine. Dynamic light and sound effects that match reality.

Pulse-pounding action on a global scale – more than 20 hours of stealth action. Different mission objectives that can be achieved by different means to increase the replay value.

Released

November 18, 2002

Engine

Unreal Engine 2

ESRB

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How long to beat

1 p.m

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