Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (2004) PC

The first stealth shooter with a multiplayer game mode, developed by the Chinese branch of Ubisoft.

Geography

In the game, Sam Fisher will have to travel half the world with various assignments:

• Timor – protect the embassy and destroy the intelligence of geopolitical opponents;
• France – get information about the head of the mercenaries;
• Israel – to purchase an unknown substance on the black market and find a way to determine its composition and purpose;
• Indonesia – capture an Indonesian terrorist;
• USA – eliminate the terrorist and the container with the virus transported by him.

Gameplay

The gameplay has not changed much – Chinese colleagues have made a couple of dozen miniature improvements. Carrying a corpse, for example, you can open the door without leaving the lifeless body, and field medical packages have been replaced with the usual first aid kits hung on the walls.

A lot of emphasis is placed on the game of hide and seek. An NSA agent can hide in dark places of the room where no one will see him. Even if there is no such corner, you can break a couple of light bulbs. All the weapons and spy tricks and tricks remained the same, but the ability to hide in the bright rays of searchlights and eavesdrop on conversations through a Velcro camera was added. Night mode when using PNV will leave only positive emotions.

Multivariance

The graphics remained the same, as well as the design of the levels with several ways of their passage. At a high level of difficulty, options arise when destroying several opponents:

• shoot them with an assault rifle, making noise;
• whistle to lure to a quiet place, where to finish off one by one;
• hack the turret and reprogram it to shoot at any moving target.

Some missions will allow you to move to an open space, where you will see the poor textures of forests or city bloc