Throughout the run of the Splinter Cell series, there’s always one thing every single game has done: it places Sam Fisher’s journey forward by placing him in hostile, sometimes foreign, and difficult situations. He goes from a top black-ops agent to becoming a double-agent, to being forced to be on the run from the very organization he once worked for, to finally, leading his very own squad.

Ubisoft cancelled the new Splinter Cell project and shifted it into XDefiant, due to live service ambitions.
“However, over time, Ubisoft lost interest in the Splinter Cell game and shifted it into something designed to compete with Call of Duty.”
Omfg.
Wonder how many times this kinda thing has happened. The games we lost.
I hate GaaS so much. Like the whole model, the purpose around why it exists, and how they literally can’t f*cking make a game without it just adds to the mess of it.
Live service games aren’t for me, though I don’t hate on anyone who decides to try to develop one of these games. However, I really wish some developers would realise not all the games need to be live service.
While I loved the original Splinter Cell trilogy, and Double Agent was good too (everything after that less so), 20 years later it’s bad that Ubisoft hasn’t been able to produce a remake or decent sequel, but I’m even more confused that no other developer has been able to make a decent knock off / spiritual sequel to a series which was so beloved. Surely anyone who tried to Kickstarter a spiritual sequel would blow past their stretch targets in only a few days.

The animated show based on the hit game series has been given a season two order from Netflix.
This show was good and i hope it shows Ubi that their still is a market for SplinterCell.
The new trailer for the game based series has been released.
.................... Man, I thought it was a game. How can Ubisoft sit on this franchise for so long????
I agree
Ubisoft doesn’t believe in anything that can’t be turned into a live service unfortunately
Used to be one of my favorite series ever on my Xbox. Splinter Cell was great, but Pandora tomorrow and then chaos theory were incredible. ESPECIALLY the online. Then they took all the things that made it great and destroyed it and sent the game farther and farther from splinter cell and closer and closer to the dumpster. I would pray for the best but expect the worst with this terribly tainted series.
I would love to see the return of Splinter Cell. But I guess Ubisoft doesn't think they can insert enough of their woke identity politics into it or something.
I wish splinter cell would go back to its roots, like chaos theory and pandora tomorrow.