| Release: 2003 Developer: Jarhead Games OS: 95/98/ME/XP CPU: Pentium II/300 MHz GPU: SVGA RAM: 64 Mb Storage: 500 Mb Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Marine Sharpshooter takes users to Afghanistan, where they must assume the role of elite snipers. The focus is on Lieutenant Smith and Sergeant Cooper, a pair of top-notch marksmen. Their task is to detect and neutralize a group of enemy commanders who want to take possession of the lost nuclear fragments. These plans must be stopped immediately, otherwise the consequences will be catastrophic.You shouldn't think that the gameplay in Marine Sharpshooter is about sitting in positions and waiting for the enemy to pop out from behind cover. Gamers have complete freedom of action regarding how exactly to clear the area. You can eliminate the main guards, and then simply go down to the scene of the shootout and finish off the rest with a pistol. In special cases, when using a firearm is unreasonable, you can take out a knife. However, if at this moment another enemy appears in the frame, the sniper will come to an end, because in an open clash there is practically no chance of survival. During night missions, you should be especially careful, because there is practically no natural light, and only a rifle scope with a night vision device provides normal visibility. Silhouettes can blend into the surroundings. At the same time, the main gun of the character is quite dangerous, and even if the gamer does not hit the head, one shot is enough to eliminate him. And since the main character acts together with his partner, they can coordinate each other and choose the order of targets to eliminate.
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