It is the year 2003. In response to the growing use of sophisticated digital encryption to conceal potential threats to the national security of the United States, the NSA (National Security Agency) has ushered forth a new dawn of intelligence-gathering techniques. This top-secret initiative is dubbed Third Echelon. Denied to exist by the U.S. government, Third Echelon deploys elite intelligence-gathering units consisting of a lone field operative supported by a remote team. Like a sliver of glass, a Splinter Cell is small, sharp, and nearly invisible. March 10, 2004 The CIA contacted NSA officials regarding the loss of contact with Agent Alison Madison, a CIA operative monitoring widespread communication shortages plaguing the former Soviet Republic of Georgia. A second operative, Agent Blaustein, was inserted into the Georgian capital T'bilisi to locate Agent Madison, only to drop from contact seven days later. Fearing for the lives of American agents compromised at the hands of...
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God of stealth games
One of the best Splinter Cell games. Has a very good story line. If you like stealth games it is a very very fun game to play. Playing on the hardest difficulty recommended...
A great tactical and infiltration game.
Still good in 2015, thrilling because of suspense.
Planning actions is essential.
The graphic part is still decent, lights have always been a critical point in SC.
Music is never annoying.
A real Splinter Cell opus.
BEST SPLINTER CELL GAME TO EVER EXIST NO MATTER WHAT.
10/10
"I've had enough AKs fired at me in my time to tell you that wasn't one"
For me it is and will remain the best splinter cell, the only one to be pushed to the bottom on infiltration in super agent mode stuffed with gadgets. And not great fit in like the last splinter to be released.
The only stealth game that can compete with Chaos Theory is Thief: Deadly Shadows. Everything is amazing! The Campain, Co-op, AND Versus! If you don't have this game, GET IT!