Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell - third-person stealth. The NSA creates the Third Echelon division. Sam Fisher becomes an agent. Against the backdrop of the conflict between the United States and China, he is assigned a dangerous task. Separately, we need to take the Georgian President Kombayan Nikoladze, who is ready to strike with the Ark weapon. Maps are divided by country and city. Computers are hacked for data. Ammo and first aid kits are hidden in the corners. Missions are scattered around the world. Every task requires a plan. The Shadow is the agent's main ally. The screen shows how noticeable the hero is. The plot does not encourage shooting. Missions require silence. A failed task is replayed from the beginning. Prisoners are interrogated for information. The guards go on schedule. The corridors are patrolled in pairs. Most enemies are knocked out quietly: with a grapple or a sleeping pill. Sometimes the order requires a kill, and then a single headshot helps. The bodies are removed in the dark so that the patrol does not raise the alarm. The light can be turned off with a shot. The missions take you across different continents. Failure is counted as failure of the operation. The darkness hides the hero completely. Light and darkness decide the outcome of the task. Weapons include a machine gun and a pistol with a silencer. Cartridges are divided into shock and explosive. Grenades and silencers are replenished as you go. A stunning blow incapacitates the enemy for a long time. Walls and pipes provide a way up. Turning off the lighting makes it easier to pass through. The noise requirements are visible on the screen. Data from servers opens up new targets. For those who like to work in the shadows, this game is suitable.