Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
0 followers · 0 likes · 0 posts today
Steam News · May 23
The director of the best Splinter Cell game reckons that modern lighting engines are making stealth games 'so much harder to read'
I love a good game about skulking through the shadows, but it isn't an activity I get to do much in virtual worlds anymore. Even within the already sparse genre of stealth games, most modern sneak 'em ups are based around lines of sight rather than levels of light... Read more.
Steam News · Jun 3, 2022
The making of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
In a nocturnal world of oily shadows, where darkness cuts into damp surfaces illuminated by solitary swinging lightbulbs, the green-goggled man is king. By the time the third entry in the Splinter Cell series, Chaos Theory, was released in 2005, we were already well acquainted with Sam Fisher's skill set; with just a year between this and his previous outing, we thought we knew what to expect...
Steam News · Nov 20, 2021
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory is currently free to keep
Three-eyed gantry shuffler Sam Fisher hasn't starred in his own game since 2013's Blacklist, but Ubisoft are currently giving away the third and arguably best game in the series, 2005's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. It's free to keep if you download it before November 25th. Read more
Steam News · Nov 18, 2021
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory free on PC this week
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory is currently free to claim on PC this week. If you're interested in trying the game, you have until 25th November to grab a copy via Ubisoft Connect. If you don't fancy being locked into Ubisoft's launcher, the game is also on sale for 75% off on Steam. Read more
Steam News · Nov 17, 2021
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory is free to keep for a limited time
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory was a satisfying tactical stealth game when it released in 2005, and it's arguably the reason so many want the series to make a comeback. Ubisoft seems reluctant to confirm or deny another Splinter Cell game—even while it shoehorns Sam Fisher into its live service games —so in the meantime we'll need to make do with the classics... Read more.
Steam News · Mar 24, 2020
Ghost Recon Breakpoint teams up with Splinter Cell's Sam Fisher today
Ubisoft s stealth star Sam Fisher has been laying low, with nary a Splinter Cell game since 2013 s Blacklist and only a scant few cameo appearances. He s popped back up on the radar again today with a guest spot in Ghost Recon Breakpoint, teaming up with the spec ops squad who specialise in higher bodycounts. He pops up in a new chain of story missions, though you ll need...
Steam News · Apr 3, 2018
What Works And Why: Unfair intel in stealth games
What Works And Why is a monthly column where Gunpoint and Heat Signature designer Tom Francis digs into the design of a game or mechanic and analyses what makes it good. Games about one player character against hundreds of enemies generally have to give you some kind of unfair advantage. In action games, it s usually resilience: getting shot in Call of Duty covers you in jam for 3 seconds bu...
Steam News · May 10, 2016
Watch Clint Hocking Revisit Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
Ubisoft s Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is one of the very finest stealth games, our Adam will tell you. Should you agree, or simply be curious about that bold declaration, you might want to watch its creative director Clint Hocking revisiting the game 11 years after release. He s got together with Chaos Theory level designer Mathieu Berube to play through its Bank level and chat about t...
Steam News · Sep 2, 2015
Tom Clancy s Humble Tom Clancy Bundle Is Good
Humble Bundles normally pass me by these days, but this week s Humble Tom Clancy Bundle, is worth a second look. For whatever fee you fancy you can get Tom Clancy s Rainbow Six, Rainbow Six 3, Rainbow Six Vegas, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Ghost Recon and access to the multiplayer beta for Rainbow Six Siege. Pay over the average of $8.09 ( 5.29) however and you also get Rainbow Six Ve...
Steam News · Aug 18, 2015
Clint Hocking Has Left Amazon Game Studios
Clint Hocking has been cursed by a witch and is now doomed to travel the games industry, joining new developers and then leaving before releasing a single game. In the last five years, the Far Cry 2 designer has joined and left LucasArts, joined and left Valve, and as of yesterday, joined and left Amazon Games Studios.