Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent Game Guide & Walkthrough

Welcome to the unofficial game guide to "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent". This guide consists of a detailed walkthrough of the entire singleplayer campaign of the game. You should be able to find answers to most of your questions here, especially if you prefer a stealthy approach. I guess I shouldn't remind you that staying in the shadows and avoiding attention from enemy guards is going to be very important. "Double Agent" is very similar to most of the other games from this genre. There's also a stealth meter that's displayed at the end of each level. You will be punished for knocking out enemy soldiers or even destroying sources of light. Thankfully, you won't receive any bonuses for finishing the game with the 100% stealth ranking, so you won't have to put all of your efforts into this. I've tried my best to point out the best possible solutions, however in some of the missions I've disabled a few opponents or taken out the lights. The choice is yours. You can stay in one place for a much longer period of time if you wish, carefully planning your next movements.

There's also one more thing for you to know. "Double Agent" is a non-linear game. In most missions, there are a lot of different paths leading to your goals. Additionally, you will be able to solve some of the problems using various different approach methods. I've displayed most entertaining types of actions. Thanks to that, you won't miss anything important or interesting. I should also remind you to take a closer look at the missions goals. This will allow you to find out which organization you're working for. You must also remember that some of the secondary objectives (these goals are marked with a star) will allow you to unlock cool gadgets (grenades, attachments or upgrades for your tools). It would be best if you hadn't skipped these tasks, mostly because all of these new objects may come in handy during some of the most difficult missions of the game. Also, make sure that you're saving your progress frequently. It's very easy to make a major mistake, especially if you're staying in the shadows or preparing for more dangerous tasks.

Have fun!

Author: Jacek Hałas

Working with Gamepressure.com since the old days, focusing on preparing guides for large and massive games, although occasionally smaller ones too. Besides more than 200 guides, his writing credits include reviews, previews, and editorials. Privately, almost exclusively a console player, most often playing action-adventure games (with a strong emphasis on good plot), racing games, and horrors. Also appreciates stealth games and tactical turn-based games in the style of XCOM. Plays a lot, not only at work but also outside of it, hunting - within the limits of reason and free time - for trophies. Apart from games, likes cycling trips, a good book (especially by Stephen King), and TV series (Stargate, The Sopranos, and Supernatural).

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent

October 17, 2006

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