never seen a game look like its made in the year 2004 and 2024 at the same time

In a game about sniping you'd think the render distance for enemies would reach out to a 1,000+ meters. It does not. Not even close.

great game and fun to play

If you're looking for a game that takes you from zero to sniper hero in record time, Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 is your ticket to a virtual world where stealth is more than just a buzzword; it’s a lifestyle. Picture this: you've ambushed your target, and now you’re hiding behind a bush like an overly cautious raccoon in a garbage can—it's both thrilling and, dare I say, a little adorable. The game manages to balance the seriousness of military operations with a comedic undertone that keeps you chuckling even as you're trying to maintain your cover.

This beauty of a title throws you into a Ukrainian adventure where every shot counts and every misstep could result in an angry mob of virtual foes. Seriously, it’s like a game of hide-and-seek where the stakes involve taking out bad guys rather than just avoiding being "it." And let's not forget the long-range physics—shooting a bottle off a fence 500 yards away feels as satisfying as flipping a pancake perfectly… but with significantly more explosives involved. You might find yourself holding your breath as you line up shots, but not just because it’s tense; it's also a great workout for your finger-holding-it-down-on-the-trigger muscle.

What truly sets Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 apart, aside from the ability to channel your inner Marksman, is the depth of the gameplay. You have choices to make and strategies to devise—not just brute force and “let’s see what happens.” You can upgrade your gear, customize your weapons, and even get crafty with your approach. You might spend more time deciding on the perfect gadget to attach to your sniper rifle than actually sniping, and honestly, it’s part of the charm. The world is your playground, and whether you choose to go in silent like a ninja or charge through like a herd of confused elephants is entirely up to you. Spoiler alert: one will likely end poorly.

In conclusion, if you love a good mix of strategy, action, and a dash of humor while honing your skills as a stealthy assassin, Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 is a must-play. I genuinely love this game! It strikes that perfect balance between tense gameplay and lighthearted fun—like eating a slice of cake that’s somehow also a protein shake. So grab your favorite snacks, settle down, and gear up for a sniping experience that’s as entertaining as it is exhilarating. I wholeheartedly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys the sniper genre; you won’t regret it. Well, unless you forget to save before making that critical shot… but we’ll leave that for you to discover!

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Loading takes forever.
Task Manager (in Windows ) is resisted.
And whose ♥♥♥♥♥ idea was it to completely ignore any progress made in the game when continuing a 'Campaign'?

I wanted to play this game after finishing Sniper Ghost Warrior 2 which is a very good game that anyone can enjoy. In SGW-3, you can modify your guns as needed. Loot and find gears, resources and equipment like scopes, silencers and other attachments to upgrade your guns. Game has very good weapons and attachments that is very useful and enjoyable to use.
The story is fine, but sometimes it's repetitive at times. However, I like this game as stealth type games are always fun to play.
I'd give 7/10 and recommend anyone who like to enjoy a normal sniper/ stealth/ survival and adventurous game.

Not recommended for more than 1-2 usd max with all dlcs included, and only if you want to play the story (meh) or snipe some enemy bases

There is an improvement patch made by the community that solves some issues this game has, but it's not enough, the gameplay is heavily buggy: falling off the map, getting stuck between collisions, the sniper rifle not firing nor aiming when you click are among a long list of issues that will happen to you.

It also has performance issues (as seen in the discussions here on steam) and I have stuttering (i7 13700k, 4080, 32gb ram, installed on an m2 drive) its not that serious, but is there and I cannot imagine how broken it must be on mid-end machines, there are a lot of graphical and basic configurations that the user must use a .cfg file to tweak it.

This game needed like, 1 more year of support by the devs with updates to somewhat leave it at an acceptable/better state (it goes without saying that it doesn't have any type of support from the developer today)

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