Splinter Cell: Conviction Guide
2010 · Stealth actionGame guides
| Guide | What you will find |
|---|---|
Campaign order | Follow the original single-player chapters and recognize the Iraq flashback. |
Mark and Execute | Understand why marked enemies sometimes cannot be executed. |
Shadows and Last Known Position | Read concealment, the white silhouette and the enemy search response. |
Gadgets and Deniable Ops | Compare Conviction’s utility gadgets and historical repeatable modes. |
Characters | Identify the important Splinter Cell: Conviction characters and the relationships behind the campaign. |
At a glance
| Focus | What to know |
|---|---|
| Earn an Execute | A hand-to-hand takedown normally earns the next Mark and Execute action. |
| Leave the silhouette | The Last Known Position shows where enemies think Sam is; move away to flank them. |
| Read the black-and-white image | The monochrome presentation signals concealment in shadow, not invulnerability. |
Characters Character guide →
| Character | Role | At a glance |
|---|---|---|
| Sam Fisher | Single-player protagonist | A former Third Echelon operative investigating his daughter’s fate. |
| Anna Grímsdóttir | Intelligence contact | Draws Sam into the conspiracy around Third Echelon. |
| Victor Coste | Old friend | Provides a personal connection to Sam’s military past. |
| Tom Reed | Third Echelon director | A central antagonist in the Washington conspiracy. |
| Sarah Fisher | Sam’s daughter | Her supposed death drives Sam’s investigation. |
| Andriy Kobin | Criminal contact | Provides an early lead in Malta. |
Quick answers
| Topic | Go straight to |
|---|---|
| Mark and Execute | Earn the action with a takedown → |
Pictures All pictures →




References
| Reference | Website |
|---|---|
| Splinter Cell: Conviction: game and edition overview | store.steampowered.com |
