Ubisoft Shows It Hasn’t Totally Forgotten About Splinter Cell

Nearly 12 years after launching, Splinter Cell: Blacklist now helps Steam achievements. Ubisoft has added the performance to the stealth recreation and guarantees they work retroactively for gamers.

On Steam, the corporate added that it is “eliminated 19 achievements that required on-line providers which can be now not obtainable for the sport.” As such, it is nonetheless doable to 100% Splinter Cell: Blacklist, a recreation that initially launched in August 2013 on PC, PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii U (sure, it really hit Nintendo’s console).

Splinter Cell: Blacklist is definitely the final launch within the mainline stealth sequence. In December 2021, Ubisoft revealed a Splinter Cell remake starring Sam Fisher. Ubisoft Toronto was tasked with reviving the franchise, beforehand making Blacklist in addition to 2021’s Far Cry 6. For the Splinter Cell twentieth anniversary in 2022, a couple of new particulars had been shared for the Splinter Cell remake, similar to idea artwork and new AI behaviors for enemies. Nonetheless, since then, data has been comparatively sparse. GameSpot’s Gabe Gurwin shared a want checklist of issues for the Splinter Cell remake as an enormous fan of the franchise.

At one level, there was a Splinter Cell VR title within the works, however that bought canned in 2022. Later that yr, a Splinter Cell audio sequence did come out with eight episodes. Moreover, there is a Splinter Cell faction within the free-to-play shooter XDefiant, nevertheless it’s shutting down in June.

A Splinter Cell film was canceled final yr, which may have seen Venom’s Tom Hardy carrying the goggles and changing into Sam Fisher. The stealth franchise will come to TV screens, although, with an upcoming Netflix sequence referred to as Splinter Cell: Deathwatch. Liev Schrieber will voice Fisher as an alternative of Michael Ironside.