r/Splintercell • u/Sufficient-Fan-5177 • 14h ago

Pandora Tomorrow (2004) PT is a wild experience

I finally gave in and got the steam release of PT after not playing it for at least a decade. This game is a trip. There's a bunch of stuff that never showed up in any SC game before or after, the voice acting is absolutely bonkers, enemies use telepathy to trigger alarms, shadows detection is really good except when it doesn't work at all, and Lambert sounds like he's about to sell me Allstate insurance. Somehow I love it, 10/10.

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u/Comfortable_Brief431 14h ago

Pt is just the most based Splinter Cell game.

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u/Makaveli108 13h ago

PT is amazing yeah. They really made a fantastic game with this one- its got the best atmosphere and best settings/locations in the series.

We need a remake!! one day...

The only problem i have with PT is the voice acting and the game being short. but all the levels are BANGERS. not a single bad level in this game.

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u/MurkyLynx8425 14h ago

Hell yeah

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u/Dominator0621 13h ago

I liked President Palmer as Lambert!!!!

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u/BeginningCupcake5530 6h ago

for me pt just has some sort of a charm that the others dont. its the only splinter cell i infinitely keep coming back to, and idk why.

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u/DecomposingCorpse 4h ago

I feel the same. PT is more light-hearted. Locations are diverse. Some levels are the best in the whole franchise, at least on conceptual level. SWAT turn is cool AF. Jerusalem level is pure vibe.

If they will ever get to do a remake, there are several levels that can be remade as a non-linear sandboxes (train, Jerusalem, airport).

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u/Lumpy-Answer-3068 29m ago

Jerusalem has such a good sound track especially when the police is investigating.

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u/Elegant_Movie1513 4h ago

it's got my favorite move of all time, the SWAT turn