Splinter Cell Remake Is Still in Active Development
Ubisoft is hiring for the long-silent project, suggesting the stealth reboot is still quietly moving forward.
Nearly five years after Ubisoft announced a remake of the original Splinter Cell, the project has shown no trailer and no gameplay, but it does not appear to be dead. Job listings for several roles tied to the game, including level designer and producer positions, have gone live in recent months. That is not proof of how far along development has reached, since staff move between projects constantly, yet it does indicate that work under the hood is continuing rather than halted, and that the studio still needs people to push it forward.
The silence is consistent with how the publisher has handled the stealth series in recent years, and it comes as Ubisoft restructures its studios and creative teams. The company has also folded several of its Tom Clancy properties under a reorganized banner, so the remake's future sits inside a shifting corporate picture. Ubisoft has not confirmed a release window, a target platform list or whether the project will keep the original's identity or push the formula toward something closer to modern open-ended design. For now, the job listings are the clearest signal that the project is alive.
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Where this story ran: one outlet on 30 September 2026. The summary above is written by GamersGuild; the links go to the original reports.