Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Tom Clacy's Splinter Cell

If your name's Sam Fisher and you're the titular special ops soldier in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, anyway.

Our Sam is dropped behind enemy lines to uncover and foil a heinous terrorist plot to crash the global stock markets and overthrow the world's governments. As imposing a job as that sounds, it's all in a day's work for a Splinter Cell, a highly-trained, quasi-autonomous secret agent soldier-type.

Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is one of those rare games where the wounds you suffer when being shot actually will kill you. One indirect hit from an enemy rifle and you might be able to muddle through; take two bullets and you're down and staying down.

Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is surprisingly easy to play. Almost everything is executed with your handset's directional pad, with context-determined actions being performed when you press in a particular direction. So pressing up, for example, will variously cause you to jump a gap, leap up to grab a ledge, climb up a ladder or even clamber onto the top of a crate.

It's such a smooth, polished and considered game that the intuitive control system is the cherry-like balaclava on top of the black romper suit that is Splinter Cell's delicious dark cake.


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