If you want more, then you might consider checking out Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 as it boasts a few significant shifts from the second game, such as an open-world map and mission design, crafting, and overhauled enemy AI. The Sniper: Ghost Warrior series might be a little shonky for most people’s tastes, but as sniper games go they are tough to beat.
You’ll still have to observe wind direction and distance, but they’ve been dialled down to realistic levels.
Gone are the amped-up environmental effects that would send a seemingly simple shot careening off the screen or falling humiliatingly short. Perhaps the most important change present in Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 is to the sniping mechanics themselves. That means a much slower, leaner experience, which is exactly what you want from a sniper game. It’s a refreshing balance between the linear campaigns of the first two Sniper Ghost Warrior games and the open-world of Sniper Ghost Warrior 3.Ĭity Interactive did well to fix the myriad issues of the first Sniper: Ghost Warrior game for the franchise’s second outing – they fixed the horrendous AI, tidied up their level design and, most importantly, made the game all about sniping. The snowy wilds are visually stunning – the perfect venue to show off your carefully executed stealth sniping skills.īoasting a new Dynamic Reticule System to manage the variables present in lining up the perfect headshot, instead of the old-fashioned red dot method, Contracts has gadgets galore to augment the tactical sniping experience.
The latest release in the Sniper Ghost Warrior series, Contracts, takes you to five different locations in deepest Siberia, each of which is a ‘sniping sandbox’ full of objectives and tasks.
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