Ubisoft is giving away free Away Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

Ubisoft will be giving away the popular Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Chaos Theory for free for a limited time through Ubisoft Connect PC.

The Tom Clancy trademark at Ubisoft has been used as a trademark for many games that may not quite match the actual books that man has made, most recently and notably, Rainbow Six Extract, introduced aliens into the mix.

There was, however, a brief period, when Ubisoft made games that broke with Tom Clancy’s original creations, or at least felt they could fit perfectly into the military world he created. he created. Perhaps the most beloved of these original franchises is Splinter Cell series, only getting better with each entry in the original trilogy.

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Now, the third game in that trilogy, Tom Clancy’s Cell Chaos Theory, free for all players on Ubisoft Connect PC. The offer runs from November 17 at 7 a.m. local time to November 25 at 8 a.m. local time. This offer comes from Ubisoft as it celebrates the company’s 35th anniversary and is certainly a calculated attempt to attract new players to the series after it was recently reported that a Splinter Cell The game is finally done.

Tom Clancy’s Cell Chaos Theory gave players a new sense of choice that many stealth games lacked at the time. Chaos theory gives players the option to decide their load before each mission, go non-lethal or lethal and go on mission and get the information as they want. At the time, it was praised for the choices it offered players, and even now fans are calling for a Splinter Cell game for it.

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist was seen as a return to form for many fans of the franchise, but others felt that retaining the execution system introduced in Conviction, conviction, judgment and its scoring system detracted from the feel of the game. Another complaint is the general plot presented in Black list. Next game in Splinter Cell The series, while highly anticipated, will also be scrutinized by fans. With so much time between releases and Ubisoft’s move towards live-service games, players worry that the nature of Splinter Cell may be sacrificed by Ubisoft for the sake of making money.

Anyway, Chaos theory Still stands the test of time as an excellent stealth gameand it’s now free for all players, regardless of whether they’re returning to a familiar world or experiencing it for the first time.

Tom Clancy’s Cell Chaos Theory available on many legacy platforms.

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The source: Ubisoft

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