Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 drops its competitive mode in with the bare minimum of features. Outside the single-player campaign, the multiplayer offering is incredibly disappointing. When compared to the motion-captured animations of other modern shooters, watching the characters in Ghost Warrior 2 feels like you've stepped into the 3D animation Stone Age. On top of that, enemies and characters look bland and have robotic animations that don't even remotely resemble trained, military soldiers.
Textures are often blurry up close and pop-in far too regularly when peering down your sniper scope. The visuals don't do much to help keep players focused on the mission at hand. Almost every time characters open their mouth, they take you out of the immersion, turning an otherwise passable shooter story into a goofy distraction.Ĭorny dialogue isn't the only fault you'll find in Ghost Warrior 2. The mission commander-who orders you around over the radio during missions-in particular is angry to the point of being comedic. The narrative passes as a decent excuse to shoot terrorists in the head for a few hours, but the characters' cringe-worthy dialogue and overly grizzled voice-acting makes paying attention almost unbearable. The story takes you through dramatic twists and turns, flashbacks, betrayals, and contrived plot devices like keeping the protagonist on a need-to-know basis. In Ghost Warrior 2, you take on the role of mercenary sniper Cole Anderson as he works with the CIA to stop a biological weapons dealer.
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