Testseek.co.uk have collected 69 expert reviews of the Tom Clancys Splinter Cell: ConViction and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Tom Clancys Splinter Cell: ConViction.
April 2010
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The editors liked
The wide range of combat options available
Innovative features
Brilliant coop mode
Tight plot
Coop unlike anything you've ever played
Storytelling that's better than cinematic
Mark and Execution moves
Great coop offering
Great storyline
We like the new style of gameplay
Smooth play interface
Good storyline
Good action as Sam now fairs well in combat
Well polished and finished
Fresh new look and feel.
Brilliant coop and multiplayer component
Engaging storyline
PEC Challenges encourage you to experiment
The editors didn't like
The mixture of stealth and brute force doesn’t always work
Short single player campaign
Unrelenting difficulty
Mortal mistakes mean lengthy restarts
Not having a lot of patience
Some won't like the departure from the original format
Single player campaign perhaps a little short
AI a little shoddy
Can feel quite linear and empty at points
Cannot lock pick or hack anymore
Sam no longer uses the trademark knife
Maybe too much emphasis on gun fighting and not enough on stealth
Piracy PS3
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Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: The Splinter Cell series has always been known for its methodical take on stealth-deliberate pacing, cadaver-hiding, and trial-and-error were well-worn hallmarks of the franchise. As you might have noticed, I used the past tense to describe those tropes...
Abstract: The creators of Splinter Cell: Conviction, Ubisoft, are known for their inventive titles, polished game play, emotional storylines and their courage to try something new. With Conviction, Ubisoft has laid out many features to turn the Splinter Cell ser...
Abstract: Sam Fisher is back and cannot be stopped in Ubisoft's latest installment in the Splinter Cell series. Once again you step in the shoes of our favorite emotionally tortured agent as he searches for his daughter Sarah's killer. After the events in Splint...
If you’re a hardcore fan of the previous Splinter Cell games and absolutely adore their gameplay and structure, there’s a good chance you’ll be put off by Conviction. A lot has changed, from the gameplay, to the level design, to the setting and atmosp...
Abstract: Splinter Cell: Conviction is a far better effort than Ubisoft's previous entry in the series, Double Agent on the Xbox 360. This time out, you'll still be taking on the role of grizzled espionage veteran Sam Fisher, but this time out he's working for h...
Abstract: I owe my love of video gaming almost exclusively to Ubisoft and Tom Clancy starting with Rainbow Six (back when you had to use a dial-up modem for multiplayer) then moving on to Ghost Recon and especially Splinter Cell. As an ex-military sniper, Sam Fi...
Stealth action game play empowers you to be a predator within the environment,
A few (very short, thankfully) unbalanced levels; Why can’t I hide bodies anymore?
Splinter Cell: Conviction is a breath of fresh air in the stealth genre that moves you from a silent infiltrator to a very proactive threat. The latest Tom Clancy-branded game from UbiSoft continues the story of Sam Fisher, now on the run from Third ...
Abstract: Sam Fisher has finally emerged from the shadows in an explosive new adventure, Splinter Cell: Conviction. Can Ubisoft’s new take on this stealthy franchise best it’s predecessors? The story kicks off quite explosively. It starts off with a beaten ...
Abstract: It is my personal opinion that a 720p native resolution is a bit of a let down from the traditional 1080p that I would expect from an Xbox 360 exclusive game. That being said, I don’t know if 1080p would make much of a difference though because being ...
Splinter Cell needed to catch up after the tedious Double Agent, Ubisoft needed to go back to basics, strip everything down and leave nothing but Sam and stealth. Early teething problems resulted in a failed build of Conviction that was shown at E3 200...
