Ubisoft was at one point working on a brand-new Splinter Cell game but opted to scrap it in favor of a project that bombed.
and is expected to release at an undetermined date in the future. When it comes to a wholly new entry in the franchise, though, that hasn’t been seen in over 10 years since 2013’s, it was said that studio Ubisoft San Francisco was working on a brand-new Splinter Cell title in 2017.
After working on the project for months, those in charge at Ubisoft are said to have “lost interest” in the game. Instead, Ubisoft leadership became more focused on developing a live-service game that could be monetized for multiple years. This led to the Splinter Cell project being scrapped and greatly reworked.In short, because Ubisoft so badly wanted a games-as-a-service title within its portfolio, it was willing to scrap what could have been a promising Splinter Cell game. This decision, while perhaps a logical one in the moment, is all the more painful considering thatwas the final product as a result of this choice. Even if a new Splinter Cell game hadn’t raked in millions upon millions of dollars for Ubisoft, it would’ve at least satiated the desire from fans to see a new installment in the series come about. Now, we’re simply left waiting in the hopes that Sam Fisher will return in a new adventure down the road.remake is still in development at Ubisoft Toronto. An update on the remake hasn’t been provided in quite some time, but given that it was announced almost four years ago, it would make sense to see something new from the project relatively soon.2023 Xbox Series X Game Being Permanently Removed From Sale in 24 HoursOne of the Best Sci-Fi Sequels of the 2020s Just Landed on HBO Max
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