Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2

The game has some interesting premisses, and still I was more and more bored the longer it went. One very frustating thing was the stuttering, as it doesn't suffer much of it except in the most important moments, such as when you want to perform a takedown.

还是很不错的 有点小bug

While this is a recommendation and I quite a bit of fun with the game, it's still quite mediocre overall. Please keep that in mind. Achievements: The cheevos are pretty easy, since the game is not very challenging even on the highest difficulty you can knock off 11 without thinking. upgrade ones you'll do while doing in-game challenges (skill pts. + cash). collectibles are pretty easy to find, but do keep in mind the radar also picks up camos the same way it does collectibles (no need to get all camos). The challenge achievements are very fun to cross off one by one, some of them even correspond to in-game ones. If you missed one, it's really easy to load in and do any of them in matter of minutes. 11 progression (5 based on difficulty), 6 upgrade (weapons + skills), 2 collectible, 24 misc. challenges 100% achieved in 22.7 hours, no DLCs required Story: Very simple plot, British guy calls and goes "Hello Mr. Raven, I need you to kill bad man in desert. You get loads of money and I get the hopefully not nuked desert oil, thank you bye" then they meet at a bar, have a pint and kiss or something like that. Okay that last part was not in the game but I think I made my point pretty clear. The voice actors did a good enough job that listening to them was pleasant, especially the handler. Visuals: The game is pretty, despite mostly being a desert. I didn't notice any low-res textures, LoD popping or artefacts anywhere. Environments were mostly sand with some variety sprinkled in. The weapon meshes and textures were quite detailed, they were lovely to look at despite the less than stellar animations (which were quite stiff for non-sniper weapons). This title definitely benefits from CryEngine. Gameplay: The game this time 'round is split into two types of contracts, Classic and long range. Classic contract gameplay is your standard sneak around, kill some guards, nothing ground breaking. Challenges are fun to do and the objectives are varied, average shot range would be around 75-125 meters, unless you're a brainless monkey like me and run around with a suppressed pistol everywhere. (it's not my fault they gave me silent running). AI is not very smart, but it does the job fine. Long range contracts are a new addition. They require the player to take over 1000 meter shots, which is pretty fitting considering we're playing as a sniper. I did enjoy the variety and I'd say it's a good addition, but I'm more of a CQB guy. The gold challenges for those contracts were very disappointing, it's just kill everyone without alarm. The maps are pretty cool though, with a bunch of creative scenarios to create clear shot opportunities, I gotta give it to the mission/level designers here. There should've been no auto wind calculation on the highest difficulty, just add scope wind notches. But I guess the zeroing system would need to be updated. Progression: Skills are pretty overpowered, same as the previous game. having silent running and straight up auto marking on mask mode are pretty insane on their own, and there's a bunch more like that. I guess the game is going for that power fantasy feel. There should've been a quick ammo swap ability I think. There's a nice variety of weapons, but you'll probably see one that fits your playstyle and just stick with it for the rest of the game. There's a pretty clear cut best "silent" and "long range/loud" gun in each category. I didn't have any gun DLCs, so that might be a little different with an expanded arsenal. Polish: The game is much more polished than the 1st one, which makes sense, since it's built upon it. I did encounter a bunch of minor bugs, but most of them were insignificant. One I need to mention is sliding down just doesn't work, It feels like the friction of either player or terrain collider is waaay too high, making you slide extremely slowly. Overall, a lot better than it's predecessor, but still somehow feels rushed. (it most likely was, dev time was only 18 months) Performance: For some reason this game just absolutely ate up every single last bit of my GPU, to the point that I had problems with YouTube video playback while the game was in focus. The frames I was getting were solid though, ~110 FPS on average. CPU and RAM were chilling at 'round 30-50% when I was monitoring it. in conclusion, nothing special, nothing mind blowing. Just a fun, inoffensive shooter to plink some. Well deserved 5/10

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