I've had a look & I'm now working on a wrapper for it. It seems to have problems with Wine versions newer than 3.15, except Proton where it runs mostly fine (the only issue I've encountered so far is light shaft effects look a bit weird/flickery, but aside from that it seems fully playable from what I've played so far).

Until I have a wrapper ready for it you can try playing it using GOGWrap (see post 3 in this thread for the download link):

./gogwrap.sh -winearch=32 "setup_tom_clancys_splinter_cell_2.0.0.12.exe"

To use ThirteenAG's widescreen fix, you need to run winecfg and add library overrides for msacm32 and msvfw32 (set both to native,builtin). You will also need to remove (or simply not install) the modupdater files and set "ForceShadowBufferMode = 0" in SplinterCell.WidescreenFix.ini.

Edit: Tested it on the Win7 install on my old system, the weird lighting is present there too so it looks like that's just how the game is.

I did some more testing, enabling vsync helps with the flickery lighting.

Also to enable the better shadow effects dgVoodoo is required (you'll need to add an override to set d3d8 to "native,builtin" to enable dgVoodoo) and ForceShadowBufferMode should be left set to 1. However dgVoodoo causes the game to crash - to fix this d3dcompiler_47 needs to be installed using winetricks. This will also require DXVK & Vulkan support as it doesn't work with WineD3D.

Wrappers are now available for Consortium and Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (I ended up not using dgVoodoo with Splinter Cell as it caused a crash that I could not fix).

what problems did you have when using vanilla wine ?
I tested this briefly a while ago around the 4.0 release time and found it pretty much works out of the box (except the ForceShadowBufferMode setting you mentioned). Widescreen fix also worked.

It just crashed immediately. I got it working by disabling CSMT and using taskset to force it to run on a single core. This seems to be a common issue with early Unreal engine games... normally I'd use imagecfg to set the CPU affinity mask in the game executable (and this seems to have already been done by GOG, at least in the case of XIII) but Wine currently seems to ignore that.

The widescreen fix works fine, it's only when using dgVoodoo that issues occur (dgVoodoo is required for the buffer shadows mode to work): when using dgVoodoo I found that as soon as I entered a certain area in the Kalinatek level the game would crash.

hmm, interesting. maybe I just got lucky with the timing to get past the issue. Multithreading bugs are always fun :o

too bad that dgVoodoo isn't working, from what I understand there is no other way to get that particular shadow effect working on current cards.

Awesome, thank you!
With significant update of already owned Consortium and tempting price of Pandora Tomorrow - that looks like a good opportunity to try these.

Edit. Oh, we've got only Splinter Cell here. Pandora is the only one in the series I've played. Looks like additional reason to try the first one then.

Yeah... well, I plan on checking back on it every so often & I'll update the wrapper to include and enable it if/when it gets fixed :)

Is there any git repository where all the wrappers are gathered? Cheers

A wrapper is now available for Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.

Not at present. See the third post in this thread for a list of release thread links + a link to an "all in one" archive.

Thank you! I hope this will convince someone to the game is still worth playing. One of the best crpgs ever made IMHO.

When playing Bloodlines, make sure to force anisotropic filtering. It improves graphics quite a bit.

I've been pressing F5 all evening waiting for this :).

Thanks!

It's like DDOS attack, I was making the same :D
Thank you, adamhm!