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2005 PCPlayStationXbox 9.99 € 👍 93 % Very positive, 5,133 reviews on Steam

As Sam Fisher you creep through shadows, manipulating light, sound and gadgets while choosing freely between ghosting, non-lethal or lethal approaches in open-ended levels. A superb co-op campaign and the iconic Spies vs. Mercs mode round it out.

What defines Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory:

  • Lavish presentation
  • Tactical depth
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

The closest matches for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory are GTFO, Ready or Not and Hitman 2: Silent Assassin. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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GTFO

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2021 PC −74 % 39.99 € 10.39 € ends today 👍 84 % Very positive, 62,097 reviews on Steam

  • Challenging difficulty
  • Lavish presentation
  • Tactical depth

GTFO is a brutally hard four-player co-op horror shooter where you retrieve artifacts from a monster-infested underground complex. Tight communication, stealthy approaches and careful resource management are essential to survive.

Ready or Not

Tactical depth

A tactical first-person shooter where you play a SWAT officer clearing tense, claustrophobic locations and resolving hostage situations. Its unforgiving, realistic gameplay rewards careful teamwork, either in co-op or by commanding AI teammates.

Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

Dark, serious atmosphere

Agent 47 is pulled out of retirement and must plan silent hits across sprawling levels from Sicily to Japan, using disguises, poison, and patience to reach his targets. Missions offer many approaches but punish mistakes harshly, all backed by Jesper Kyd's sweeping score.

Hitman: Absolution

Dark, serious atmosphere

Hunted by his own agency, Agent 47 sneaks through tightly built, detailed levels where disguises, Instinct and creative kills beat open gunfights. Absolution leans harder than earlier entries into a cinematic, gritty revenge story.

Sniper Elite: Resistance

Realistic visuals

A tactical third-person shooter set in occupied France during World War II, built around precise long-range sniping, stealth and the series' signature X-ray kill cam. Sprawling missions allow multiple approaches and can be played in co-op.

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty

Lavish presentation

Kojima's landmark stealth thriller moves espionage to an offshore facility, pairing smart enemy AI, gadgets and bizarre bosses with a twisting, meta-fictional story about information control. It deliberately subverts player expectations and was far ahead of its time.

Gears of War

Dark, serious atmosphere

A brutal third-person shooter that defined cover-based combat, pairing the chainsaw-bayonet Lancer and active reloads with a grim, ruined world overrun by the Locust. The campaign shines in two-player co-op, backed by tense competitive multiplayer.

Crysis 2

Lavish presentation

A visually stunning sci-fi shooter set in a ravaged New York, where the Nanosuit's cloak, armor and upgrades let you choose between going loud against aliens or slipping past unseen. Its semi-open arenas reward tactical, creative approaches.

Far Cry

Lavish presentation

Crytek's technical landmark drops you on a sprawling tropical island where you can approach mercenary camps however you like, before mutant creatures turn the trip into a sci-fi nightmare.

Gears of War 2

Dark, serious atmosphere

A brutal cover-based shooter where Marcus Fenix and his squad take the fight to the Locust underground, chainsaw bayonets roaring. Co-op campaign play and the debut of Horde mode made it a multiplayer staple.

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