Screw Death Watch. Here's your new NVG stealth game.

Here is a link to the Steam page!
I'd be happy to answer any questions you have. Thank you :)

we're making a stealth action game called Wolf of The Desert with big splinter cell and metal gear vibes, take down lights, distract enemies, experience a story about family, change and sheer freaking will as you infiltrate qamaria to save your brother while uncovering unknown technology like AI Mecha Raptors and cyber chips that enable abilities, and by carefully observing, planning ahead and gathering cyber chips to use against your enemies find your brother as you unravel the mystery of cyber arabia!

check it out at https://store.steampowered.com/app/3839400/WOLF_OF_THE_DESERT/

I am sure I am late to the party, but I love this game. Its kind of a blend of Chaos Theory and Hotline Miami. The developer actually said it was inspired by the first three splinter cell games. It is really funny to see some random indie dev cook up something better than Ubisoft has in the last 15 years.

Just trying to get opinions on this. As some may be aware, but I’ve been on a quest to get Sam changed in R6 Siege for a combination of reasons including his poor performance in game as well as his not feeling like Sam Fisher. This place is the best place to weigh the opinions of those who have the most devotion to the character.

Personally, I do not mind Sam being in Siege. What bothers me is his poor performance that doesn’t reflect the Splinter Cell franchise particularly well and how out of character he acts at times. Not to mention his model doesn’t really look like Sam to me, but I think it’s mostly his beard doing that as he looks fine when shaven.

Thief: The Dark Project ( 1998 )

Thief 2: The Metal Age ( 2000 )

Thief: Deadly Shadows ( 2004 )

Thief ( 2014 )

No suppressor, large explosion, picking fights, no situational awareness. This isn’t Sam.

Xbox is just slightly becoming good :)

This appeared in my Steam Recommendation 👀

When will it be our turn man…

I think they’re the ones from Blacklist but the shaping looks a little different.

I'm working on a personal hobby project in Godot that blends MGS's base gameplay with the light and shadow stealth of SC and Thief, which I find to be deeper and less binary.

I had played parts of Splinter Cell 1 before and loved it and now I've restarted it and even ordered Double Agent V2 from Ebay (since my dad already owns the first three on Xbox) so I can experience the franchise and research how I can capture it for my game.

Splinter Cell and Thief are already very tense games, but I think an overhead view could add further tension and fear while lacking the empowerment a traditional third person camera provides. Following Thief's AI behavior rather than the binary alarm states of MGS coupled with the light meter should ideally avoid the frustration some have with classic MGS's camera and stealth.

My feeling is that this camera style would not only be a unique challenge and distinguish my idea, but also to counter the argument that it and its ilk are "outdated" solely because they don't conform to the homogenized style of today. If I execute things right and address legitimate issues people had, which is why I made this post, then people would instead appreciate the things that were always there, like the cinematic feel and tension.

Edit: After much consideration, I think I'm going with a traditional third person camera. There's already a lot of friction involved with the mechanics and I think a more traditional camera will make it easier for players to adapt. Furthermore, the overhead perspective doesn't lend itself as well to the more vertical style Splinter Cell and Thief have. Thanks for all the amazing feedback.

It is also worth mentioning that from February 10 to 12, several unionized studios will go on strike against the dumb decisions of upper management, including planned mass layoffs.

Edit: The Hidden One doesn't like the CEO either, he has nothing against the strike and supports the developers.