Ubisoft has released the first concept art for its upcoming Splinter Cell remake and said it's aiming to create 'a top-tier remake'.
—”to deliver new-generation visuals and gameplay, and the dynamic lighting and shadows the series is known for”.“It’s not simply a remaster,” creative director Chris Auty said in the new anniversary video. “It’s being built from the ground up. We get to do all the content from scratch, fresh and ready to go.”
Associate level design director Zavian Porter continued: “Yeah, we’re aiming to create this top-tier remake and push quality as much as possible. This should help us set a good foundation for the franchise going forward.” Auty added: “We’re very early in production. We’re still prototyping. We don’t want to rush anything. We want to make sure that we absolutely nail the game, we actually do everything in the right way, and produce an absolutely stellar-quality experience. And we will be going dark for a little while, so we can focus on making the absolute best game possible.”
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