
Sniper simulator game with sponge bob graphics
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Warning: This game is not intended for people with photosensitive epilepsy.
Abbreviated as SCOSWIBTBITGATPHFOYTTMBTWALOCWHNRS2026, or simply Sniper Simulator 2026, or it could also be LSD: Sniper Simulator. IIt's a unique sandbox sniper simulator that blends first-person point-and-click with immersive physics-based object manipulation.
The game features various side activities and a world full of hidden secrets. Your main task is to kill the designated targets, isn't it? But it won't be easy.
Even though the targets aren't particularly dangerous, your main enemies as a sniper are gravity (bullet drop) and wind (sidewind), just like a sniper in real life, requiring you to carefully interact with your environment and equipment to pull off the perfect shot.
One day I was playing Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 and realized the game was way too easy. It occurred to me to make it a little more autistic and retarded, Instead of the bullet flying in the direction the scope is pointing, you have to adjust the scope yourself based on the wind and the distance to the target. SGW shows you the distance and actively displays the crosswind, but my game doesn't do that, you have to figure it out yourself the old-fashioned way, just like snipers do in real life (it's definitely not a 1:1 match).
Simply put, the scope doesn't tell you where the bullet will land, and you don't change the bullet's range in any way during the game. On the contrary, thanks to the scope settings, it tells you the exact direction of the bullet's impact if the target is at the distance you've set, and the same goes for crosswinds.
Windage is a correction for the wind's drift
Elevation is the correction for a bullet's trajectory based on distance
In the game, you can only shoot from certain sniper spots. Since they’re all the same, you can upgrade your sniper spot with decorations and other cool features, including some bonuses. Examples:
A radio that plays your music from a folder
A cell phone that can play videos
A drawing board where you can draw anything
A slot machine or other items that let you gamble or get ammo in addition to what’s in the game world
Then there are decorations that give you bonuses, like a playground that confuses snipers for a longer period of time
In addition to the main quests in the game, there are also a number of side activities, such as:
time trials, cargo races, and stunts
time-based parkour
boat races
climbing
special levels, such as one with a sniper spot mounted on a car (see the gameplay video)
hand interaction, game requires magazine change bolt movement with mouse etc..
Unique graphics and styling
side quests and secrets outside the main quest
Editor (not yet)
Realistic ballistics: distance, wind drift, and manual scope calibration.
You can start the game
You can exit the game
The game has a main menu
You can press buttons
You can use a keyboard
You can use a mouse
You can look around
You can move forward
You can move backward
You can move left
You can move right
You can stop moving
You can jump with space
You can not jump without space
The game runs in real time
The game uses electricity
The screen displays pixels
You can see things on the screen
The game has sounds
You can adjust the volume
You can mute the game
The game can be paused
Time stops when paused
Time continues when unpaused
You can close the pause menu
The game has graphics
Objects have colors
Some colors are darker than others
The game uses math
Numbers exist
The game runs on your computer
The computer gets warmer
The fan may spin faster
You can save the game
You can load the game
Loading takes time
Sometimes loading takes more time
The game reacts to input
Input comes from the player
You are the player
The game knows you exist (kind of)
The character exists only in the game
The world does not exist outside the game
Gravity works (usually)
Things fall down
Things stop falling when they hit something
You cannot walk through most walls
Some walls are invisible
Some invisible walls are very visible
The game has limits
You cannot go everywhere
You can go somewhere
You can look at the sky
The sky is not real
The sun does not burn you
Shadows exist
Shadows move
The game runs at some framerate
Higher framerate looks smoother
Lower framerate looks worse
The game can lag
Lag is not a feature
Bugs may occur
Bugs are not insects
Some bugs are funny
Some bugs are not
The game has rules
You can break some rules unintentionally
The game remembers things
The game forgets things after restart
You can change settings
You can reset settings
Default settings exist
The game has text
You can read the text
The text explains something
Sometimes the text lies
The game can be played alone
You are never truly alone
NPCs pretend to be alive
NPCs are not alive
Animations play
Animations stop
You can stand still
Standing still does nothing
Doing nothing is allowed
The game responds differently to different actions
Repeating the same action gives the same result
Unless it doesn’t
The game ends
The game can be restarted
Restarting resets progress
Progress is imaginary
Achievements exist
Achievements give no real-world rewards
The game does not love you
You may love the game
The game does not know
You can uninstall the game
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Languages: English
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