Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - stealth about the work of an agent. Sam Fisher serves in a secret unit. The tasks are scattered throughout the world and require silence. Light and sound are the main enemies of the hero. Shadow saves, but bright lighting betrays. In the darkness the hero is not visible. Hacking follows a rhythm. The agent is hiding in the ventilation. Partners in the network take the other side. Darkness is shown as a separate indicator. The noise of footsteps is heard by the guards, and this is also visible on the screen. Cameras, lasers and tripwires require bypassing. Stun allows you to pass by, not through. The corpses have to be hidden. Footsteps are heard by the guards. Electronic locks open to the beat. The cooperative is completed by two people. Orders come via satellite communication. The knife works close and without noise. The tasks require patience and a plan. Hacking takes place through a mini-game where rhythm is important. A conversation with a prisoner can replace a fight. A pistol with a silencer and a knife complete the set. Equipment is selected for the task. Stretch marks and cameras guard the corridors. Cameras can be bypassed or disabled. The ending explains the plot. Interrogation provides information. The light is extinguished by shooting at the lamp. Missions are scattered across different countries. Lighting in the halls can be dimmed. The plot revolves around betrayal and high stakes. Online modes separate spies and mercenaries. The cooperative adds its own tasks. The ending explains the enemy's motives. Stunning replaces fighting. The prisoner reveals the patrol schedule. Cameras can be turned off. The prisoner is interrogated with threats. The noise indicator keeps you in suspense. For those who like quiet work, this game is suitable.