There’s been a revitalization of co-op lately, with nearly every action or shooter game out there including a buddy-up mode to increase replayability. Well, fans of bromance, you can add another title to the party, because the upcoming Splinter Cell: Conviction has followed suit. And it’s not just online co-op, Conviction will feature the coveted and always-ignored offline split-screen mode.

Head inside for the details in the latest on Sam Fisher’s trek to vengeance.

While we haven’t learned a great deal in regards to the game’s co-op mode, we know that it will act as a prologue to the main single-player missions in the game. These screenshots from Ubisoft didn’t come with an information guide, so we’ll have to work with the bare facts here.

You’ll either be playing as an American or Russian agent alongside your buddy, venturing in a plot that takes approximately five to six hours to sift through. Obviously the heads-up display (HUD) will look like those seen in the screenshots, and the main objective (again presumably) sees you snapping necks and infiltrating bases with dumb thugs.

We don’t have much to work with here, so you’ll just have to let your imagination run wild with these screenshots. Kepe in mind though, the focus here is bromance, not homo-erotic fantasies.