These long load times are also present within the game whenever you travel from one open world area to another. I wish I could say that this was hyperbole, but it isn’t.
To simply load into the world of Sniper Ghost Warrior 3, you’re forced to sit through load times that range between four and 6 minutes. There’s a good chance at this point that you’ve heard about the loading issues that the game has on PlayStation 4, which is where I played the game. However, the two titles still seem to share at least some of the same DNA.From the opening moments of Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 - and before you even begin to actually play the game - you know that something is wrong.
It isn’t quite as complex and is made much easier by a Crysis-esque mask and suit combo, which allows players to scan the environment for things like climbable ledges, hiding spots, and extra equipment. This doesn’t result in quite as much trial and error as what’s sometimes seen in Hitman, but it does often require players to either ad-lib their methods of compound infiltration or quickly revert to a secondary plan should their first scheme fail to pan out. Taking a cue from IO Interactive’s Hitmanseries reboot, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts throws linearity totally out the window, instead handing the player a list of objectives and asking them to figure out how to accomplish them. RELATED: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Players Aren't Happy With The Latest Patch, Hoped For More The game offers five different levels, with five contracts available per level, and, while mission directives rarely change, the player’s ability to organically survey each situation and execute each self-derived plan lends Contracts a sense of player agency which is so often absent from action-oriented FPS titles. Contracts puts players in the shoes of a mysterious mercenary dubbed “seeker” by his shadowy employ and tasks them with fulfilling a set of contracts-or mission objectives, as they’re more conventionally known-which mostly involve assassinating targets and stealing sensitive data connected to the apparently-corrupt Siberian separatist government.
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