To provide a certain amount of respite from all the stealthy platforming the game even boasts of certain cinematic moments where you’ll be chased by a helicopter or you’ll battle a man-eating shark underwater (that fight was so awesome, made me wonder why it wasn’t included in the console version). Being a side scroller doesn’t mean Sam doesn’t have his repertoire of trusty movers intact; he can rappel down buildings, breach rooms just like Logan Keller and his merry men from Rainbow Six Vegas, take enemies hostage, break necks while hanging onto overhead pipes and lots more. Every mission bestows you with a new weapon so there is a healthy amount of variety to be found in this game and like I mentioned earlier, there’s a descent amount of mission variety over here so the game never gets boring or repetitive; unfortunately, there isn’t a lot of content to pull you back once you’ve completed the game which basically means the game has pretty low replayability value.
Another minor gripe I had with this game was that there’s no way of saving your progress until you finish the entire mission so if you do leave a mission half way, you’ll have to start it from scratch the next time you fire up the game.
Since I haven’t played any of Gameloft’s previous Splinter Cell games in the past I really don’t know how this game stacks up in comparison to older games but it’s an engrossing, entertaining and action packed experience that should definitely be experienced by newcomers and veterans alike.
well in the previous splinter cell mobile game (chaos theory) you couldn't hang upside down and the only weapon you were able to use is your pistol so this one does have some new things compared to the last one 
