Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory (PC)

98%
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory (PC) (2005)
genre: action, adventure

score: 98%

reviews
'The bottom line for us is that it has morphed into a dumbed-down experience that is no longer anywhere near as gripping and compelling as it once was, and while the multiplayer does bail out the overall value of the package to a large extent, it can't mask the decline elsewhere.'
Read more » Eurogamer
'I would have liked to see a lot more made of the morality and revolutionary talk Doug Shetland brought up in the sole scene he and Sam confront each other with, because his character was really destroyed quite fast in a way that doesn't represent what he was to the series.'
Read more » GamersHell
'Mostly a joy to look at and play. It's a shame that the PC's co-op mode is so problematic, but it's a small complaint in the grand scheme of things: the solo campaign alone is worth the price of admission, and the versus mode is delicious icing on the cake.'
Read more » Gamespy
'Great game and with it being as challenging as it is, I can’t see this title becoming shelf material anytime soon.'
Read more » GameZone
'Chaos Theory has perhaps brought the series to its finest point, with improved graphics, A.I., more open-ended gameplay and a host of multiplayer additions.'
Read more » GameChronicles
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'On the basis of single-player alone, Chaos Theory earns a high recommendation. If you can conquer Versus or find a buddy for co-op, it could be a Game of the Year contender.'
Read more » Game Over
'A serious improvement in any way you care to name, from gameplay to its newly, eerily realistic graphics.'
Read more » WorthPlaying
'When combined with the excellent animations, the game feels incredibly cinematic, and on a high-end graphics card the game is stunning. Each level is a grand set piece in which players stylishly accomplish their goals.'
Read more » IGN
'The relaxed pace of the co-op gameplay lends itself better to a console controller, but beyond that the PC version holds up admirably to the Xbox one. It's the prettiest of the bunch.'
Read more » 1up.com
'It's got to be the most fully featured stealth action game to date, so if you like the idea of high-tech espionage, it's certainly going to have plenty to offer you.'
Read more » Gamespot
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