Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is the third game in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series, it again features Sam Fisher as the main protagonist who's sent by the US government to solve their dirty work. As a campaign it's longer than the previous entry, the levels are more realistic, you'll no longer have to get from point a to point b, in some levels you'll actually have to 'collect' intel in order to complete the objectives. A co-op was also introduced in the game, an update to the multiplayer mode from Pandora Tomorrow. Even though the co-op and the multiplayer modes are the original aspects of this game, the thing i liked the most was the solo campaign, it's again linear, but tells an interesting story of the political tension between the US, North Korea and Japan. Chaos Theory is not a perfect game, but it definetely tried and succeded to improve the bad aspects from the previous games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnThXEz-5Q4&list=PL_0344iVJYNt2VRjwncTC2y0MA4gYGbOe&index=2&t=0s

Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is the third game in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series, it again features Sam Fisher as the main protagonist who's sent by the US government to solve their dirty work. As a campaign it's longer than the previous entry, the levels are more realistic, you'll no longer have to get from point a to point b, in some levels you'll actually have to 'collect' intel in order to complete the objectives. A co-op was also introduced in the game, an update to the multiplayer mode from Pandora Tomorrow. Even though the co-op and the multiplayer modes are the original aspects of this game, the thing i liked the most was the solo campaign, it's again linear, but tells an interesting story of the political tension between the US, North Korea and Japan. Chaos Theory is not a perfect game, but it definetely tried and succeded to improve the bad aspects from the previous games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnThXEz-5Q4&list=PL_0344iVJYNt2VRjwncTC2y0MA4gYGbOe&index=2&t=0s