You really feel like you’re a sniper as you make your way to a location and set up your rifle. The ladder one was in the previous game as well as Sniper Ghost Warrior 3, so it’s definitely not being fixed…Īll that said, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 is a very enjoyable game. Unfortunately, that would also mean that CI Games can’t fix them. Letting go of a ledge actually makes you jump slightly, meaning it’s slower to descend ladders than just climbing.Īgain, the game was built in CRYENGINE, so I assume most of the problems were caused by that. Getting stuck on bits of scenery while crouched. I couldn’t search a body that I needed to search for the objective until I reloaded a recent autosave. I picked up a body to move it, and couldn’t put it down because I was now a part of the floor. It’s built in CRYENGINE, so there are some physics issues. However, that wasn’t my only problem with the game. Yes, clearly I had a major issue with the non-functional drone. I didn’t notice it most of them, and occasionally when it said that I’d left the tower radius I still couldn’t use the drone because of jammers! There isn’t even any indication that you can’t use it before activation, apart from a notification that pops up for two seconds when you enter or leave a field of effect. I managed to tag about 15 enemies with the drone across seven hours of play, yet according to the in-game stats I tagged over 600 with my binoculars. I honestly don’t know what CI Games was thinking - either let us use the drone, or don’t include a drone. The other maps have drone jamming towers literally all over the place, which incapacitate your drone and are indestructible (the previous game let you disable them). In the long-range maps it doesn’t have the distance - because your target is a kilometre away. It’s not that it doesn’t work, or that you won’t need it, you just can’t use it for 90% of the game. Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 gives you access to a drone, but it’s literally pointless to equip it. Set it up somewhere, mark some enemies and make it shoot - which will draw the enemy towards it, instead of you. You also have access to frag grenades, EMP grenades, C4, throwing knives, and mines. However, any attachments such as barrels and scopes that you equip won’t be on the ones you snatch off of the ground.
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Feel free to pick up enemy weapons if they’re better than yours, of course. You have a variety of weapons at your disposal (once you buy them), and will carry a sniper rifle, a medium weapon (shotgun/bow/rifle) and a handgun into the field. Have you ever tried shooting a speeding car from nearly a mile away? If you miss, the target has time to react and go for cover, or jump in a car and escape. Even traveling at the speed of a bullet, it’s a good few seconds from pulling the trigger to it actually hitting the target. There was an element of this in the original, but most of your targets in Contracts 2 are going to be over 1000m away. That means you have to make your way to a sniper spot (avoiding or killing patrolling soldiers), and scout out your targets. Most, though not all, of the maps are long-range maps. However, whereas the original Contracts plopped you into an area and set you off to do things however you pleased, Contracts 2 improves on that by making you an actual sniper. There are five areas with 21 different contracts, all with the aim of freeing Kuamar - for the betterment of your employer, of course. In the shoes of Raven, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 sees you heading to the Middle Eastern country of Kuamar to topple a dictatorship. But everyone else was busy, so I eagerly jumped in to play this first-person sniper game from CI Games. I figured that it would be better to get a more neutral voice taking a look, someone who hadn’t spoken to the developer twice.
Originally, I wasn’t going to review this game, because I reviewed the original and previewed this one. Reviews // 30th Jun 2021 - 1 year ago // By Andrew Duncan Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 Review
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