Game news The game that can save Ubisoft? This long-awaited remake will bring in-house progress, which is ultimately good news for the Assassin's Creed parent!
The Splinter Cell remake is presumed dead and buried, but news is coming forward with new sources claiming the game is still in development.
In the dark
But where is Sam Fisher hiding? The hero of the Splinter saga is supposed to return to the forefront with a project remake From the first work, a game that has been top secret since its introduction in 2021. But while the latest rumors have indicated a complete and simple abandonment of the program, new sources come to confirm the opposite and confirm it: the game is still in development and doing a good job.
The information comes from Indoor gamesMedia created by journalist Tom Henderson. According to their sources, Splinter Cell Remake is still in development by Ubisoft under the codename North. In addition, this new version will be developed using the Snowdrop game engine, which players have already seen Tom Clancy's Section 2, Avatar: The Frontiers of Pandora Or even Star Wars Outlaws.
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One remake can hide another
The Splinter Cell remake is being developed by Ubisoft Toronto, which seems to have some information to share about this project recently. However, for now, the studio is maintaining the status quo. In 2021, the project was still in its infancy, as producer Matt West explained. But years later, Ubisoft has yet to reveal anything.
However, this isn't the only remake project on the horizon for the studio. Among other things, Many rumors strongly point to the future release of an Assassin's Creed Black Flag remake. So Ubisoft is leaning on two of its most popular titles, a choice that can be quite profitable, especially among the more nostalgic players. Hoping to learn more about these releases soon.
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