SPECTRE Hopes to Revive Splinter Cell's Spies vs Mercs PvP Thrills

Splinter Jail cell fans might be resigned to the fact that Ubisoft is in no hurry to revive Sam Fisher and his stealth shenanigans (with the exception of a VR game coming to Oculus platforms), but in that location may be hope for them yet in the form of SPECTRE, at least if they were into the unique Spies vs Mercs multiplayer PvP mode.

Developed past Canadian indie studio Symbiosis Games and due to launch this twelvemonth, SPECTRE is entirely focused on delivering that item disproportionate gameplay which managed to carve a sizable niche that has been left hanging since 2013's Splinter Jail cell Blacklist. Speaking to IGN, Symbiosis founders Jordan Crawford and Fred Toms said that their inspiration is specifically 2005's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, which they believe to be the best iteration of Spies vs Mercs, though the gameplay experience of SPECTRE will besides be 'overhauled to modern standards'.

The developers are targeting PC (Steam), merely they're too eager to release the game on Xbox, which makes sense considering that Splinter Cell was born equally an Xbox exclusive. In fact, they'd love for SPECTRE to launch on both platforms at once and perhaps fifty-fifty on Game Pass.

Check out the declaration trailer below.

SPECTRE is a thrilling competitive multiplayer feel featuring a combination of first and third person action gameplay.

The SPECTRES are an bearding organization of unknown origin. The members consist of highly trained, acrobatic spies who excel at stealthily infilitrating well-protected compounds, obtaining sensitive pinnacle secret data and escaping undetected.

REAPERS, a well financed private military company, infamously only recruit the most skilled combatants from beyond the globe. They typically consist of former U.Due south. Marines who've abandoned 'Uncle Sam' in search of more bountiful compensation. The REAPERS are the heavily armed, lethal counter-measure for when the threat of a SPECTRE invasion looms.

Failure, for both sides, is non an option.

Players will experience the intense action gameplay from both perspectives, relying on their teammates to provide comprehend from - or distract- the opposing team every bit they race against the clock to complete their objectives.