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Ubisoft announced that its Toronto studio is working on a remake of Tom Clancy's iconic tactical shooter game Splinter Prison cell. The remake is going to exist made using Ubisoft's Snowdrop engine and the team at Toronto is looking to staff up as work progresses. There was no release window for the game given just yet, every bit the greenlit for development of the game was just given. That probable ways that nosotros shouldn't expect the game anytime soon.

Tom Clancy'south Splinter Jail cell is ane of the virtually pop stealth shooter games in gaming history, with the series cultivating a fan base of operations that prefers a more tactical espionage edge in their first-person shooters. Splinter Prison cell is one of many shooter franchises with the Tom Clancy name, releasing after the start games in the Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon franchise.

The series stars espionage agent Sam Fisher, who works for a fictional black-ops known as the "Third Echelon." The first game came out in 2002, and the franchise was receiving consequent releases until Splinter Cell: Blacklist in 2022. The franchise has since been dormant, with the annunciation of the remake being the first major news of the serial in quite a while.

Ubisoft Toronto worked on Blacklist, Watch Dogs: Legion, and the last 2 games in the Far Cry series. The Snowdrop engine was created by Ubisoft to create a new generation of visuals. The engine is currently being used to develop the upcoming Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora game and the untitled Star Wars title Ubisoft is working on.