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The Bad

There are other issues: Graphical tearing, frame-rate drops, enemies' arms sticking through barriers as they magically shoot through walls, and so forth. The stuff you'd expect, basically, from a lot of video games these days.

I'm really happy I opted to play Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 on PC. On PS4, the game's load times are out of control. Upwards of five minutes can pass between loads on console, making the early days of Bloodborne somehow look good. Thank goodness it's a little bit faster on a beefy gaming PC. But even there the load times can be a bit painful. I realize it's important to have patience as a sniper, but there are limits.

The entire production feels very much like Far Cry: Sniper Edition. Office suites pro. The open-world filled with points on the map, the skill tree, the foreigner in a strange land come to save the day. I'm not far in yet, but overall I wish they'd left the story more bare-bones and focused entirely on missions. This is where things get good, after all.

The Good

The sniping in Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 is quite good. Ragini mms return all episodes online free. Many missions play out as infiltrations of one sort or another. Find an enemy outpost, tag the enemies with your scope or drone, then proceed to take them out as quietly as possible. If you fail, either go in guns blazing or hide and make another go of it when they decide that you're gone.

On a side note, I long for the day when games no longer rely on this sort of alarm mechanic. If I was a murderous villain guarding an outpost and someone started sniping my fellow thugs, I wouldn't just go back to business as usual moments later when we couldn't track down our assailant. I'd be on high alert. I'd call in backup and stay put until they arrived.

I'd like to see games go much further with this, with enemies trying to save their wounded allies, or falling back to really secure defensive positions that required extra ingenuity from players. The alarm level wouldn't just subside in a few minutes, it would remain high until back up arrived or you took everyone out. Imagine playing a sniper game where you could intentionally wound an enemy just to draw out his compatriots. Pretty sadistic, but also pretty cool.

In any case, while sniping is fun and fairly deep, involving various zoom levels and adjustments for factors like distance, you can also play up close and personal with a variety of secondary weapons and melee take-downs. This is all great fun. I really enjoy taking over enemy bases in Far Cry and it's great here, too, only with lots more sniper gameplay. I also enjoy the bullet-time when you land a perfect headshot. Your bullet swoops and zooms toward the bad guy and you see it plunge through their skull in gory detail, blood spraying as they crumple and fall. You can turn it off if you want.

That's a nice, gory touch, but overall I think the graphics are pretty good. Nothing special, by any means, but not bad either. There's some very pretty moments, but these days good graphics offer diminishing returns. The game runs pretty well on my machine for the most part, bugs aside, with settings cranked to the max. (I run a GTX 1080 GPU alongside an Intel i7-6700k CPU.)

All told, I would have preferred CI Games to focus more on creating great missions and a more polished experience rather than an open-world with expensive cinematics. Then again, I still have a lot of game left. Early impressions can be deceiving. It's entirely possible that the open-world and story will surprise me down the road. I'm just not holding my breath.

Well, okay, I am holding my breath, but only because it helps stabilize my next shot..

Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 launches today on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. I'd wait for a sale. If you like sniping games, there's plenty to like here. But it's still something I'd hold off buying until the price falls.

Create a file called 'debugconf.scr' with the following text, and place it in the 'Sniper Ghost WarriorGame' folder:

While playing the game, press [Esc] to access the KI Debug menu and Dev menu. You can enable 'God Mode', 'Cheat Mode', 'Magic Ammo', 'Charge Full', 'Restore Health', 'Give Ammo', 'Give Rifle', 'Give Grenades', 'Kill Enemies', and other options.

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding achievement. To view your achievements and stats in Steam, select 'Community', 'My profile', 'View all my games', then the game and view stats.

Act 1: Complete Act 1.
Act 2: Complete Act 2.
Act 3: Complete Act 3.
Act 4: Complete Act 4.
Captain: Finish the game on Normal difficulty.
Close Range: Kill 250 people using pistol. (Multiplayer)
Electrician: Shoot 5 cable lines using sniper rifles.
Fallen Eagle: Kill 10 birds.
Flying Knives: Kill 10 enemies with throwing knives.
General: Finish the game on Hard difficulty.
Heavy Fire: Kill a total of 30 enemies with Browning gun.
Hold Your Breath: Kill 250 people using sniper rifle. (Multiplayer)
Laurel Wreath: Win 50 rounds playing online. (Multiplayer)
One Package, Two Receivers: Kill 2 enemy with one grenade.
One Shot, Two Kills: Kill 2 enemy with one shot.
Rookie: Finish the game on Easy difficulty.
Seeker: Collect all secrets.
Sharpshooter: Kill 500 people using sniper rifle. (Multiplayer)
Sniper Expert: Deliver 50 headshots.
Sniper Master: Deliver 100 headshots.
Supplier of Death: Kill 2000 enemies. (Multiplayer)
The Protector of Pontoon: Kill all enemies attacking your pontoon from the riverside on 'Weaken The Regime' level.
Through the Wall: Shoot an enemy through a wall.
You Have to Focus: Kill 15 enemy using concentration mode.