Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2

Die Story ist unbeschreiblich gut!!!!

very fun game, but the campaign is kinda short but fun, definitly recemond playing it

This ♥♥♥♥ rocks

very good

作为一款狙击游戏，画面，枪械种类还是很棒的，尤其画面我一直觉得非常好看，打折后值得入手

hwhw

"I don't have a political ideology." - Raven, the cool badass American sniper with a British handler, in the midst of killing dozens, if not hundreds, of local militia during a clearly illegal international military action. This game's politics are, at the absolute best, that of someone who grew up on a diet of CoD and buys into the legend of the the beautiful and mythic apolitical military shooter with zero critical thought. But that's not why I dislike the game. I don't like it because it's like if Sniper Elite sucked. Not just because of who you're shooting, but the experience of it. Sniper Elite creates many opportunities for methodical stealth, noise masks, shots set up to knock bodies into hiding or seem as accidents as to minimize suspicion, a stealth system that gives you information on what the enemies understand about you so you can react and adapt. All that is absent here. You can have a sniper overlook, but without a way to conceal your shots, you're cooked, and long range rifles aren't built for being quiet. That's fine, if you didn't give me a sniper perch, and instead are just having me sneak through, but that's not the case. Telepathic guards locking in on your location doesn't help either, nor does the seeming impotence of your ability to lure or manipulate targets. Add onto to this the fact that anything that isn't a headshot feels like a coin flip for lethality, rather than an outcome decided by an anatomy simulation in the game, and the sniping is just.... unsatisfying. This makes me much less willing to forgive the rough edges. The conceit so unexamined as to settle happily into racism and plot that feels like a parody of post 9/11 military shooters become not a tradeoff for satisfying mechanics, but another knife in the side. The obvious typos in UI and popups clash with the generally refined gloss of the games graphics and presentation, creating a feeling of laziness. This in turn, makes it so shots that feel like they should've hit are called into question- did I screw up, or did the game? Was some element of the engine falling prey to the same instincts that led to things like "Inventary" or did I miss. Very few things are less effective, as far as gameplay goes, than that.