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It delivers its promises as a stealth and action packed game but it lacks excitement .The game's stealth is uninteresting , you don't reallyIt delivers its promises as a stealth and action packed game but it lacks excitement .The game's stealth is uninteresting , you don't really have many options to experiment .You can't crawl , which should always be a part of stealth games .You mainly press Q to find cover and then press Space to move to another cover .Problem is that , it makes the game less immersive when you do that .The story is captivating at first but doesn't hold itself up well as the game progresses .It doesn't help that the enemy A.I isn't very good .The game is buggy , enemy game models still look alive even though they are killed .Though this game deserves a mixed review because there are some good aspects to this game .But still it lacks a lot .Worth a try but don't expect too much .

I LIKED this game and I'm not a big fan of shooters that have little strategy. I found the side missions were interesting but too few and II LIKED this game and I'm not a big fan of shooters that have little strategy. I found the side missions were interesting but too few and I don't play coop or multiplayer so I couldn't experience those missions. But the solo missions were challenging enough. The main mission was interesting, and it took a while to figure out the tactics. You do need a pretty good gaming computer to avoid issues, and I would highly recommend this game to those who like a combination of stealth and strength.

Splinter Cell Blacklist is one of the better entries in the long livedspy-saga. It offers great gameplay choices and sneaking is heavilyrewarded. On top of that the multiplayer is also confidently crafted.The one thing lacking is the banal story with flat characterizationthat hinders Splinter Cell Blacklist from reaching any narrative highpoints.

Still, whether this is your first Splinter Cell or your eighth, you deserve to give it a shot because while it’s not the best Splinter Cell, it is one of them.

Fisher’s annoyingly sulky character, questionable controls when it comes to grabbing people next to doors, traditionally daft ending level and the buggy Uplay services – these are pretty much all the sins of Blacklist. They can be easily forgiven because the rest of the game is stealth action goodness.

Single player:Solid story, good graphics. The missions are mostly fun and there is a lot variation between the stages.Coop:I played theSingle player:Solid story, good graphics. The missions are mostly fun and there is a lot variation between the stages.Coop:I played the missions with my brother on realistic using team speak. We had a lot of fun even though we died a lot at first.Multi player: This is the most fun I've had with playing competitive matches in a long time. At first, there are a lot of gadgets and weapons to unlock. Unfortunately, it doesn't take too long to unlock almost everything because the amount of money given after each mission (SP, Coop and MP) is too high.The matches per se are thrilling and fun.A few negative aspects though: Firstly, the game is full of little glitches. They don't really bother me and should be fixed pretty soon. Secondly, we encountered a lot of disconnects and crashes during the Spies vs Mercs matches. This on the other hand was annoying and frustrating.All in all I can only recommend this game since it is in my eyes a great package of solo, coop and multiplayer game.

Blacklist sees Sam Fisher and his covert posse returning to the series’ sneaky-happy roots in good form, and it’s easily one of the best stealth offerings I’ve delved into in a long time.

If you liked any of the previous splinter cells you will enjoy this game, the voice change takes some getting used to but its a splinter cellIf you liked any of the previous splinter cells you will enjoy this game, the voice change takes some getting used to but its a splinter cell with the stealth element back!