Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction

Reviewed by Sleven on  Jun 25, 2010

The game keeps you stick to the story since 90% of the time during the game you don't know where it is heading and why are you playing for. This was annoying sometime when you are playing a tough mission and purpose ahead of you is unknown. Even more unknown when you finish the level.

 

You play as a Sam Fisher, who is on the run to find out what has happened to his daughter and try to rescue/find her. You kind of work for your old partner helping to her to save the life of USA president and rescue the city from major a EMP blast.

 

Here're what the good and bad about the game in my opinion:

 

Good :

- Nice graphics and characterization.

- Good sound effect.

- Driving story.

- Sam is quicker, sharp and more skillful with guns and his movements.

- Enemies are smarter and uses the same technique you do while fighting.

- Handy new age gadgets and grenades.

 

Bad:

- Blind enemies. Even though they are smarter during fights. But they are blind while searching and looking for you.

- Dept of the story is poor.

- Poor in-game animation.

- Use of machine guns aren't smooth as most of the third person shooter.

-  No save option. Very annoying when after finishing a very difficult part and not being able to save it. If died, have to all it all over again.

 

Final rating:

4/5

 

What Ubisoft can improve:

- Make Sam's movement while running and hanging a bit more realistic. Because he is even twice as faster than the Prince of PoP.

- Flexiable use of other guns and gadets. As it's hard to throw a grenade in a perfect place.

- A slightly larger story. Since the game took me only 18 hours to finish (including replay of few tough missions several times.)

Sleven Junior

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