Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent reviews

The Game is bad (for technical Reasons). If the Game worked, you'd have a pretty good stealth adventure here. I will still describe it briefly (as far as I could play it), but the thick, technical Ending is coming. We are once again playing as Sam Fischer, but this time he will be sent on a mission that is barely adequate After a personal Crisis. He is supposed to infiltrate a Terror Group, and in doing so must maintain Loyalty to it and maintain loyalty to the NSA. How much he succeeds in that, or whether he feels more connected to the Group in the course of Time, depends on the Player. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=919338290 This is an interesting Situation, even if it may not please many diehard Sam fans. The first two Levels are actually only used to Introduce them to this Situation. There is no Training in itself, but the Missions may be intended as such. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=919337847 The Game also resembles its proven Predecessors in Gameplay (Review here and here). Actually, you want to say that they have significantly improved Graphics and Animation. But there are also Downsides, or rather, there are not. Moving in the Dark of Shadows doesn't seem to be a Game element anymore. There is a three-tiered light In the HUD, but it rather indicates whether we have caught the Attention of our Opponents. And that goes pretty quickly. So The Game is pretty demanding and that makes it interesting. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=919338340 But then, yes then, it didn't go any further. First of all, storage Levels disappeared from time to time. The Game often set me back to older Memory levels when Sam died because simply the latest storage Level was no longer there. If you restart the Game, it can happen that smooth ALL Memory levels are gone. I tried to help myself by copying the memory levels on the Hard Drive from time to time. Could perhaps be a Possibility. But then the Game crashes, too. While playing or Loading Storage Levels. And finally, I had a fatal Bug (in the third Level), which is that a Switch didn't work that I have to press to get on the Ship. I verified it through a Lets Play that the Switch would have to work. But This one has also shown me that the Game on some PC it works. In This respect, it may well be that there are no technical Difficulties. To get up to the Spot with the Bow, if you're fast (and avoids the Storage Problem), you need less than 2 Hours, so you could try it out with yourself. But other Players are also reporting similar technical Difficulties. I tested the Game on Windows 10 with a no longer state-of-the-art PC, but it is significantly younger than the Game. Pro & Contra: + Interesting stealth game + Nette Ideas like double loyalty + Good Animation-A fatal Bug-memory stalls disappear-The Game crashes to Score: Okay 10 (as it was with me), 08/10 (if the technical Difficulties weren't, appreciated Of course) Just as I experienced the Game, I can't recommend it at all. If you can avoid these Difficulties, the Game is certainly recommended for Friends of Stealth.