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The Mandalorian: Conviction is a playable game based on the popular Disney Plus series with gameplay inspired by Splinter Cell: Conviction, and it was made by one person in Dreams PS4.

Splinter Cell is one of the most iconic stealth-action franchises in the history of gaming. The franchise has been extremely influential in the industry and birthed 6 very impressive titles.

Then, in 2010's Splinter Cell: Conviction, Fisher's kill count jumps up to a wholly ridiculous degree, leaving behind some 418 bodies. Splinter Cell: Conviction was a departure for the series.

With revamped gameplay, Conviction was a real treat for fans. Now, players can experience that again on Xbox One. Conviction officially joins the Xbox One backwards compatibility program today.

Fisher himself is quite different than in even his prior assignment, Splinter Cell Conviction: he comes across as a more balanced, level-headed character than before with a cleaned-up look.

Blacklist picks up shortly after the events of Splinter Cell: Conviction; Fisher’s skills and expertise are called upon once again to deter a new international crisis known as the Blacklist threat.

Many Splinter Cell fans felt that Conviction veered decidedly toward the "bag 'em and tag 'em" side of shooters, encouraging you to kill jumpy guards instead of avoiding them.

But all of this customization wouldn't mean much if the gameplay didn't live up to Splinter Cell's previous efforts. "Blacklist" doesn't disappoint.