Spies have no lethal weapons, and rely on vertical navigation, shadows, night vision goggles, and smarts.
It’s 2v2… and very much an intense game of ‘cat and mouse’ meets ‘hide and seek,’ in which you and your partner need to be in constant communication to outsmart your opponent(s).
He’s returned for Blacklist as a Game Director, and he’s bringing his baby back just like it was in PT and Chaos Theory. Gunther Galipot was the creator of the original concept of Spies vs. ‘Classic’ is a mode that was designed specifically for our fans. Two VERY different games, played in VERY different ways. Going under the hood, today we’re revealing two of the multiplayer modes: “Spies vs.
Mercs isn’t done until you play as both classes - which also helps prevent the ‘rage quit’ (added bonus!). The same thing goes for playing as (and neutralizing) the Merc. There’s a very applicable quote from “The Art of War” (by Sun Tzu) that I like to use: “Know thyself know thy enemy.”īy that, I mean that you can’t truly master the Spy until you fully understand how to eliminate one. Mercs in Blacklist is that you will be playing both sides before a game is done. Either you’re playing as a Spy in third-person perspective, trying to remain undetected and hack terminals while being quick, agile, and deadly in shadows or you’re the Merc, in first-person perspective, a brute force with unmatched weaponry who’s trying to defend the data from the infiltrators. Mercs, I will say one thing: It is an experience like no other.
Mercs trailer or not, we’re bringing some deeper insight (and a live Q&A to follow) into what we’re working with in Splinter Cell Blacklist’s multiplayer experience.įirst off, if you’re not familiar with Spies vs. It feels so good to be back on PlayStation.Blog! Whether you got a chance to check out our Spies vs.
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