The Portland map opens with a nighttime glimpse of Maine lighthouses and a sojourn through a courtyard and into the bowels of a prison. (And as in the main game, you will enjoy the latter two modes in single-player as well as in two-player co-op.) The missions are set in four distinctive American cities-San Francisco, New Orleans, Salt Lake City, and Portland, Maine-and all four do an impressive job of bringing the spirit of those cities to Conviction's stealth/action gameplay.įor example, the last stage of the San Francisco map takes place on a bayside dock cluttered with cranes, crates, and pulleys, a sight you would reasonably expect to see at that city's piers. Like the maps that shipped with the main game, the Insurgency Pack's maps are extensive three-part levels that you can use in Face-Off, Hunter, and Last Stand modes. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction Insurgency Pack The Insurgency Pack delivers additional content for the Deniable Ops mode that can be played.
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction: Insurgency DLC Pack. The Insurgency Pack delivers additional content for the Deniable Ops mode. This pack may sell for 800 Microsoft points ($10), but it is too good for Splinter Cell fans to miss. Those occasionally dimwitted enemies can get confused in these intricate environments, but bewildered combatants and other minor complaints only slightly soften the impact of this excellent addition to Conviction's outstanding co-op play. These four standalone missions are even better than those included with the main game, filled with numerous nooks and crannies in which to hide, winding pathways and corridors useful for flanking, and dramatic opportunities to bring down your vocal foes.
In fact, if you enjoy Conviction's excellent cooperative modes, the Deniable Ops Insurgency Pack is a must-play. Splinter Cell: Conviction's first substantial downloadable add-on may be 'just' a map pack, but boy is it a good one.
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