Jasper Kashap writes: "Sniper: Ghost Warrior follows the tale of a special ops team sent to a fictional Latin American country to help local rebels restore their recently overthrown government by eliminating...some baddies. Short of reading the grammatically challenging loading screens, you’re unlikely to get much more detail than that. The majority of the campaign has the player take of the role of sniper extraordinaire Sergeant Tyler Wells whose role in the proceedings is a mix of long-range sniper combat and vegetation molesting espionage.
Although, not deserving of total damnation, Sniper: Ghost Warrior is riddled with flaws and, even as a budget title, only just about warrants the weekend rental recommendation for those really short of something to play."
CI Games is planning more for its 2 biggest franchises
Great! It was always disappointing that Lords of the Fallen never got a proper sequel back in the day, so I'm glad the Reboot stirred up enough interest to warrant a sequel this time around.
A look at five games that gamers loved but most critics hated.
Advent Rising is another good example. It got panned by critics but it has a good story and I enjoyed playing it. The graphics are dated, the enemies all look the same, but it was made in 2005 so what do you expect? I wish they made the sequel so I could finish the story but I think the critics killed it off.
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I seldom trust gamers or critics anymore. A lot of times high scores just mean how likely you are to enjoy something from the game, but rarely anything about how much you would enjoy said things, or whether the highly preferred type of qualities in a game you’re looking for are even in it. My initial gut feeling of the premise of a game is usually all I need.
Choose the right weapons for your mission and achieve your targets as the Sniper Ghost Warrior series comes to Android and iOS devices.
