Splinter Cell Remake With Some News. Ubisoft Reportedly Making Progress Despite Rumors of Cancellation
According to reliable reports, work on Splinter Cell Remake is expected to proceed at a good pace, although the game is still a long way off.
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Remake, a refreshed version of the iconic stealth game by Ubisoft from 2002, was announced at the end of 2021. A few months later we got a handful of concept arts, but then the project went off the radar. For the last two years, the creators have been silent, so many players began to fear that the game had been canceled. Such people can now breathe a sigh of relief, as reliable sources report that the game is doing well.
The source of this information is the Insider-Gaming website, run by proven informant Tom Henderson. He has a very good reputation, especially in the field of Ubisoft games, so we believe these reports.
- According to this information, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Remake is still in development. Internally, it operates under the code name North.
- The game is powered by the Snowdrop engine, the technology that was also used by Tom Clancy's The Division 2, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Star Wars Outlaws.
- We will wait a long time for the project. The premiere is planned for 2026.
Additionally, the article included information that the basic concept of the remake has not changed since 2021. The devs therefore intend to refresh and modernize the game, but it will remain faithful to the basic premise of the original. For example, we will get traditional linear levels instead of an open world. The game is being developed by Ubisoft Toronto.
Let's remember that the remake is not the only attraction that fans of Sam Fisher can look forward to. The animated series Splinter Cell: Deathwatch is also in production.
