At the moment, the best players can hope for is the Splinter Cell animated series. In fact, the games are well known for their single player campaigns, which Spectre will not have at launch. Still, Splinter Cell didn't exactly thrive on its multiplayer alone. Mercs mode from Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, which many players still hope will get remade. The bones for the game were specifically inspired by the Spies vs. This means that players can customize their Spectres and Reapers to their own playstyle to a certain degree, and possibly their appearances as well. There are currently three maps and two different game modes planned for Spectre upon release, with different gadgets (called Edges) for each side to use. The two lead designers of Symbiosis Games originally bonded over their love of the Splinter Cell franchise, and it is what brought them back together after years working independently in the gaming industry. It's not the full Splinter Cell series coming back to life, but it's something. Mercs on its sleeve, and its creators make no attempt to hide their inspiration. The game wears its parallels to Spies Vs. Reapers are heavily armed and armored, loud, and dangerous, while Spectres are stealthy and tactical, requiring careful preparation and timing to best the Reapers. The game consists of two teams, Spectres and Reapers, each attempting to complete different objectives while taking out members of the other team. Mercs mode, which appeared over three different games in the series. Spectre is a send up to Splinter Cell's Spies Vs. RELATED: Ubisoft All-Star Blast Announcement Trailer Flooded With Dislikes Created by a small indie team, Spectre is, at least in part, a spiritual successor to one part of Splinter Cell that brought many players together: its multiplayer mode. This is why the announcement of Spectre should bring joy to the hearts of players who are still waiting for the next Splinter Cell game, at least partially. And yet, despite its acclaim, it has been nearly 3000 days since the last Splinter Cell game's release. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell is a beloved game franchise, ranking among the best stealth games ever made as a direct competitor to the Metal Gear Solid series.

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