5th Freedom Edition

The Control:
Splinter Cell Blacklist is a very good game. The simple gameplay and the instinctive control system ensure that you have mastered Sam in every situation. Sam manages to soft as butter. If you like Assassins Creed plays gets here in tears. What began in Splinter Cell Conviction with the cover system has been significantly improved here again. Opponents can easily by simply pressing a button, also carry out from cover and are then shipped by Sam directly behind this. Other controls are easy to execute, so that even beginners should have no trouble with the control.

The Story:
The story is here very criticized by some journals. However, if you look closely, Splinter Cell Blacklist takes a subject on which is very interesting. In the game will be shown how easy it would be to destroy a state. Ubi Soft has again chosen a hochprisantes topic here.

The Game:
The Splinter Cell series was always very straight forward technical level. This game breaks with the tradition now. Sam operated from a mobile Komandobasis strongly reminiscent of Mass Effect. Sam can these improve during the game yet. Thus, new equipment upgrades and secondary target recognition etc. unlocked. Numerous side quests also provide variety. For each mission you get points. Most if one creeps and opponents KO only proposes. The motivation is so great at making the shadows, because there for the acquired points after each mission money you can then invest in upgrades. Cutting back there only when Level Design. Here a more open world, with more secret paths would have been desirable. Reassuringly, the Splinter Cell Splinter Cell has remained.

The Edition:
In the edition is the main game, a noble Steelbook, a good Splinter Cell comic, an exclusive download code and a very well-made Sam Fischer statue. The packaging is also very robust.