Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory®

Many would refer to this game as the epitome of the stealth action genre in video games. With a deliberate slow, methodical, almost sim-like flow to the mechanics, and coupled with an expressive Amon Tobin original soundtrack; this game has yet to be surpassed or even imitated in its systems and aesthetics.

Chaos Theory is considered the best game of the franchise, and the one of the stealth greats too. The game still holds up greatly to today's standarts with its mechanics ahead of the time. If you played any kind of old 2000s era games, you should know that these games had their own kind of difficulty. This is one of them too, and i played hard mode especially because of this and oh boy they kicked my ass great. i quicksaved everytime i turned around a corner. So my personal advice, play on easy mode for your own sake.

"Medals don't help me sleep at night, Lambert." Jogasso, é Sam Fisher fazendo história!! 10/10

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Well this game actually blew my mind! The improvement in lights and hud are incredible. Stealth play is absurdly good. Story is fascanating, personally i did not want to play this game at first,But in the end it's worth your playtime! This is also thé endline for me in Sam fishers storyline. Which doesnt't mean you should stop here and continue adventuring. The only thing i can say is listen to thé 'VOICLINES'

para quem esta jogando do primeiro ao último, a evolução gráfica e melhoria das mecânicas básicas neste jogo foi um ótimo salto.

I haven't gamed in nearly a year, so I was thrilled to test out a lot of my games. I was having a lot of fun playing around with DisplayFusion, Borderless Gaming, and MS PowerToys. I game on an ultrawide, and having those three programs running is a must for us ultrawide gamers. Unfortunately, “Splinter Cell Chaos Theory” is weirdly developed, as it cooks your audio, drops your native resolution to 240p, and then launches the game into "fullscreen". Sadly for me, there's no option in the settings that lets you make the game windowed, and even though the game's “ini” files say you can, the game itself says otherwise when you launch it. There was a nice mod that skips the unskippable startup intros, but none that makes the game windowed. Oh, well. I'll just continue playing on my Steam Deck when my brother returns it, or wait for the Steam Machine :/