It is still unclear which Ubisoft development studio is making the game, but it may not be based in the company’s headquarters in Montreal. It is also unknown whether the title will stick to Splinter Cell‘s roots as a primarily single player experience or follow in the footsteps of recent Tom Clancy titles like XDefiant, a free-to-play live service shooter. The project is still early in development, and it is unlikely but possible that it could be officially announced next year.
Related: Splinter Cell Returning Wouldn’t Fix Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy ProblemĪccording to VGC, the reported new game is not in development for VR or mobile, and will be a main entry in the series. Other crossover projects also included series protagonist Sam Fisher, but the mainline Splinter Cell franchise has remained dormant despite its popularity. In that time, Splinter Cell has been represented in other Ubisoft projects like the short-lived Elite Squad mobile game and a VR game that has yet to be released. It has been eight years since the release of the last main entry in the Splinter Cell series, the longest gap between games since the franchise started in 2002. Although the writer for Splinter Cell: Blacklist, the most recent entry in the series, previously suggested that he was interested in creating a new Splinter Cell game, there has been no indication that such a project was underway until now. New rumors suggest that Ubisoft has greenlit an unnamed Splinter Cell game, the stealth-action franchise based on the Tom Clancy novels of the same name.
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