Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction sees stealth action hero Sam Fisher step back into the shadows. After his daughter's death, Fisher goes rogue to track down those responsible using any means necessary.

Fisher might have lost his high-tech tools, but with stealth, aggression and split-second reflexes he's still a very dangerous man. Splinter Cell: Conviction is stripped to what made the series so good: stealthy sneaking, aggressive and epic action sequences and taut plotting.

In Splinter Cell: Conviction, stealth superhero Sam Fisher doesn't need goggles to survive in the darkness. Using his natural skills like Last Known Position, he can lure enemies into traps, while using Mark & Execute he can spot enemies under surveillance and tag them for an instant takedown with a clear shot. In Conviction, when the action comes, it comes fast, bloody and thrilling.

Features:

• Discover a new breed of game play where every object is available to use. Inventory is actually the world around you, for you to decide how you want to use it.
• As a fugitive, quick thinking and adaptation are essential to turn the situation to your advantage. However, enemies can also use the environment and resources to track you down.
• Blend in with a realistic crowd and navigate within a civilian environment, mimic them to go undetected, or instigate panic as a divisive way to become untraceable as you escape danger. Active stealth will force you to think and act quickly. However, you will have to weigh the risk of heavy force is always the other option.
• Use your underground connections to gain access to black market gadgets and weapons, or use consumer grade gear in ways they were not intended to complete your objectives.
• Play with, or against, your friends in the middle of a civilian crowd. But know that they will look like any other person, so your sense of observation and ability to act unnoticed are as important as reacting instantly to an unexpected threat.