Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

Chaos Theory maintains the hallmark of Splinter Cell – the near-constant use of infrared vision. However, just in case anyone was getting too happy about that, the game decides to replace exotic locations of previous installments with some bunkers and other delightful gray-brown environments. For the game's levels, while there might be some exception, it's still very linear for a stealth game. Hopefully, Sam Fisher has some moves and gadgets that inject a touch of variety into the gameplay.

Can we have more very well made stealth games please?

I can appreciate how well-made this game is, but Stealth is really not the genre for me.

You mean i get to sneak and snuff in coop? Fuck yeah, sign me up!

That did not age well.

Still possibly the best stealth game to date. I don't know why no other franchises have been able to utilize the shadow systems this well since, especially with modern tech

Chaos Theory has some of the most intelligent ai in any game I've played with brilliant level design that has multiple routes and clever usage of lighting and sound. The open-ended nature of the level design makes it far more interesting than Pandora Tomorrow's linear paths and Chaos Theory builds upon its mechanics by giving you more options and tools to adapt to any situation, especially as being spotted is made more dynamic. The multiplayer, both co-op and competitive, were also stellar.

More 'shooty' than the others and had fun in the co-op campaign with an old flat-mate, good times.