Eight years after the release of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist, the last creation in the saga, Ubisoft announced (finally) the big return of the saga via a remake. After many false hopes, many multiplayer games or even the return of Sam Fisher Netflix series in preparationThe Legendary license will be available soon on PC and consoles.

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In recent months, we’ve felt increasing pressure on Ubisoft. In October, VGC confirms return of Sam Fisher In a splinter cell game. A few days ago, Ubisoft changed the registered trademark. Today, it is official, the French publisher is recruiting to develop a remake of the first creation.

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The Splinter Cell remake is in progress here @ubisofttoronto, Learn more about the project and how you can join the team: https://t.co/XOeGAfS7ac pic.twitter.com/9gqZEJ9OyJ

— Ubisoft (@ubisoft) December 15, 2021

So it is Ubisoft Toronto that will take care of this project which should not see the light of day for many years (at least 2023). The remake will be developed entirely using Ubisoft’s Snowdrop engine, the same engine being used Avatar: Pandora’s Frontiers and the Upcoming Star Wars Game,

The French publisher is already announcing the next generation of gameplay, dynamic lighting and shadows for which the series is known. The remake is expected to arrive on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. Ubisoft promises to provide fans with an incredible experience that will preserve the atmosphere and universe of the series.

Ubisoft specifies that the green light has now been given so that we don’t have to wait for the 2022 remake. The French company has published a long list of job offers. In order to provide players with a more interesting experience, Ubisoft has chosen a remake rather than a remake.

There were a lot of amazing and revolutionary things in the original Splinter Cell when it was released 19 years ago. Gaming audiences now have an even more sophisticated palate. So I guess it will have to be remade rather than remastered.

Splinter Cell Remake Producer Matt West

Now we expect the project to be less chaotic than the Prince of Persia remake. Announced in September 2020 and expected for this year, the game was postponed to an undisclosed date to make everything more qualitative following fans’ discontent.