A few testers who played the game told Venturebeat that it hasn't progressed beyond the tutorial level, so it could be a while before we see it in action.
Sources familiar with the matter have told VGC that Ubisoft is working on a new Splinter Cell title, although it isn't certain which studio will be developing it. Now, fresh rumours about a new Splinter Cell game, presumably a Blacklist sequel, have emerged online.
Ubisoft announced that a VR version of the game was in development last year (2020), but that seems to be lost in the ether. Over the past few years, the franchise has unofficially reared its head on a handful of occasions, with Ubisoft discussing its wariness of the pressure of creating a new Splinter Cell game, and some of its lead developers duping us into believing they were working on the game.It's been a while since we've heard anything about Splinter Cell since Blacklist dropped in 2013. Fans who have been waiting since then for Fisher's return had to contend with a Splinter Cell game announced exclusively for Oculus VR back in September 2020. It's been more than eight years since the launch of the last mainline Splinter Cell game on major platforms, Splinter Cell: Blacklist. The game is said to be in the "early phase of production," but there is "a small chance" that it could be announced during 2022. It's not currently known which studios are working on the project, but VGC suggests that Ubisoft Montreal - one of the company's most prominent developers - is not leading the project. According to VGC, the new project "has been put into production as a means of winning back fans frustrated by recent efforts to revive the franchise" which saw Sam Fisher head to VR and mobile platforms.
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