Concepts, gameplay, and story changes for the redesigned Splinter Cell have been revealed

the upcoming Ubisoft Remake the original Tom Clancy’s splinter cell It’s still in production and early prototypes are under development, but its creators gave a taste of what’s to come on Thursday in terms of new features and concept art for the game, creative director Chris Otty said in a recently released video. to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the game. . The Splinter Cell series.

how previously discussed above split cell repeat the commandUbisoft Toronto, “look[ing] Going back to the plot, characters and overall story of the original game,” Auty said, making a few changes to “things that may not have aged quite as well,” but promised that “the core of the story, the core of l ‘experience. will remain the same as the original game.

Technical director Kristians Carrier touched on the planned technical innovations split cell Reworked, highlighting AI advances that will simulate the behavior and reactions of different enemy types. “Obviously, a Special Forces soldier would be better trained,” Currier said.[and] They will enter the premises differently or enter the premises differently than a normal security guard.

“We can really improve how AI interacts, and they interact and interact,” added Andy Schmoll, senior game designer. “And with everything we can do to enhance the cat-and-mouse game between Sam and enemies, especially when our enemies act like trained professionals.”

Carriere also touted audio-visual updates like ray-traced global illumination for more realistic lighting effects and improved onomatopoeia that will help “create some really detailed and really compelling settings.”

The split cell The remake team said they’re going to “blackout” for a while to focus on game development, offering some glimpses of what players can expect in the form of initial artwork. You can see some of them in the gallery below.

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