You don't always have to go for the headshot and you can take as much pleasure as you feel comfortable with watching the gruesome instant replays. But too much information can be a terrible thing.
There is no PR rep in the room, and it's the kind of relaxed atmosphere any journalist would want for a demo/hands-on opportunity. Spoilers aren't to be taken lightly, and what I heard is nothing you want to know too much about before you actually get in there and play the game. "I think I would be in as much trouble with my readers as you would be", I smooth things as I try and end the somewhat awkward exchange on a positive note. "You know I'm just a simple developer from Warsaw, they tell me to go here and talk about the game, but it's probably best you don't write all of that," Michal Sroczynski continues. "Yeah, probably," I reply, "You pretty much said it all." "Maybe I said a bit too much," says Michal Sroczynski. The short reply from the developer, pretty much details the entire narrative structure of the game in a minute. I ask producer Michal Sroczynski about the story and why Colin finds himself in Sarajevo. What happens next is a rare, and rather uplifting breath of fresh air. His mission is simply to document the atrocities that are commited, but as he is captured along with his mentor Maddox, the risk of a major international incident forces him into action.ĭon't worry Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 gives us plenty of jungles. The game starts out with our sniper, Colin Anderson, on mission in Sarajevo during the Balkan Wars in 1993. There are binoculars with which you can tag enemies (practical both when you're sniping multiple target and when you're trying to sneak past them), and thermal vision in later levels. They wanted to create more variation, and at first they thought they'd do away with jungle altogether, but as they started using Cry Engine they thought it'd be a shame not to get some jungles in there and as such the game is made up of urban, jungle, and mountain environments. They removed the criticised "run and gun" sections, and built the game entirely with stealth and sniping in mind.
They switched over to Cry Engine and the graphics are definitely a notch above the first game, even if it's not quite on Crysis levels. "That's how ya got a bullet blasted through ya head"įor the sequel the developers obviously had a big list of improvements they wanted to make based on the feedback they had received.
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