Shootouts can be costly if you're surrounded, as enemies can see your last position through a lighted white silhouette – similar to the one introduced in Splinter Cell: Conviction – to try and get the jump on you. You can take the sneaky route, Fisher's specialty, to get around targets and quietly subdue them, or kill these guys outright if you prefer, since there's no moral judgment here. This time around, however, players have an advantage similar to what Square Enix did with Hitman: Absolution. These missions take him all over the world, starting with an army base that falls under attack by terrorists, forcing Fisher and a cohort to sneak in quietly before engaging, to Chicago, where Blacklist operatives take over a water distribution center while hiding under the cover of hostages. With the help of his team, he sets out to stop them at all costs before millions of lives are lost. In addition to Fisher, the game also shoves his primary target into the spotlight, a terrorist group initiating an anti-U.S. Ubisoft gave us the chance to see this firsthand with a behind-the-scenes single-player demo. The Fisher we've come to know and love over the years is still as lethal as ever. However, don't let these changes fool you.
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