PC - Windows
Sniper: Ghost Warrior
5.34
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About this game
Developer: Ci GAMES
Content Rating: Mature
Summary
When the democratic government of Isla Trueno is overthrown, an aggressive and hostile military command rises to power. A highly trained special ops unit is sent in to help the rebels accomplish objectives that only a sniper can handle. In addition to intense sniper missions, players will also take part in a variety of assault scenarios where their prowess with weapons will be a huge help to the undermanned rebels.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- OS: Windows® XP (SP3) / Vista™ (SP1) / 7
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4 3,2 GHz, Intel Pentium D 2,66 GHz, AMD Athlon 64 3500+
- Memory: 1GB for XP / 2GB for Vista and 7
- Graphics: 256 MB RAM compatible with DX10.0 or DX9.0c, Shader Model 3.0
- Cards: GeForce ( 6800/7600-7950/8600-8800/9600-9800/GTX 260-280 ) or Radeon (X1650-1950/ HD2400-2900 / 3650
- DirectX®: DirectX® 9.0c
- Hard Drive: 6.5GB
- Sound: Compatible with DirectX® 9.0c
Gamer Reviews
3589 Reviews5.62

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An okay game, graphics are way ahead of their time but lacks in story and gameplay somewhat. I don't recommend to buy it unless its too cheap during sales.
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Critic Reviews
6 Reviews5.07
Sniper: Ghost Warrior is not going to win any awards, and it's not going to win a lot of converts. It's simply too inconsistent with its technical issues and difficulty that's literally all over the map. It's an experience, but not all experiences are great, and Sniper: Ghost Warrior is anything but.
While Sniper: Ghost Warrior has a few pluses, they're hard to spot buried under the many design flaws that make the game one frustrating rumble in the jungle. It's awfully gratifying to line up a perfect kill and be rewarded with a bullet-time slow-mo sequence that shows what happened to the bad guy's head after you squeezed the trigger.
Despite all the problems there are some fun moments to be extracted from those long-range set piece sniping galleries, and there is certainly something to be said for taking a more specialist approach in a genre full to the brim of identikit shooters. At the end of the day though, good intentions and sporadic success can only carry a campaign so far, and Sniper unfortunately falls well short of the quality benchmark in almost all respects.