| Console | PSP |
| Size | 1.04GB |
| Developer & Publisher | Ubisoft Montreal, Ubisoft |
| Genre | Third Person Shooter |
| File Format | ISO |
| Region | USA |
| Released Date | March 21, 2006 |
Description
A video game that highlights stealth a lot is Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell – Essentials. This Hidden Cell title was made available on the PlayStation Portable wireless gaming device. It uses Unreal Engine 2 and is the fourth game in the series.
Since it was planned for release in the spring of 2006. Ubisoft Montreal released more information on the gameplay, story, and other aspects. Journalists were given glimpses at the game after the launch, along with further details on returning elements and mission-specific elements from the beloved Splinter Cell series. It was discovered that Ubisoft Montreal used the Unreal Engine 2 for Essentials. However, it was reduced back to fit the PS Portable.
Gameplay
Firstly, in the gameplay, you have to go through difficult situations without getting noticed. You access opponent barriers, obtain knowledge, and destroy threats by combining technology, strategic know-how, and stealth techniques.
Since you must stay hidden and use the surroundings and shadows to your advantage, every objective demands a thorough strategy. Secondly, the focus of the gameplay is on technique and quiet, requiring players to carefully consider their options and take appropriate action. The story combines with Sam Fisher’s past, highlighting important moments that influenced his professional life.
Thirdly, stealth takes preference over fighting. But when necessary, you can kill opponents silently by using the quietest weapons or close-range tactics. However, the game rewards players who successfully finish operations without setting off alerts, encouraging the use of non-lethal tactics.
Features
- Take on the role of Sam Fisher, an intelligent agent engaged in risky operations worldwide.
- Consider an interesting story exploring Sam Fisher’s background and intentions.
- To defeat opponents, make use of cutting-edge technology like sticky cameras and night vision.
- Playing stealth games means you have to stay under the radar and take down enemies quietly.
- You have a choice between non-lethal and lethal tactics in a strategic fight.
- Different levels of difficulty provide a challenge for players of all skill levels.
- When you finish missions and get good scores, you enable more material.
- Playable missions promote practicing various tactics and taking alternative routes.
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