Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 is developed by CI Games and released in 2021.
It's a stealth action tactical FPS.

Raven is a mercenary sniper working for a secret military organization.
He is sent on a mission to Kuamar, a fictional Middle Eastern state,
with the aim of annihilating the rogue state's political and military figures.
The Sniper will have to carry out targeted assassinations,
and various secondary objectives to overthrow the current regime.

Forget the icy Siberia of the previous game, Kuamar is an arid, rocky land.
Desert zones abound, surrounded by mountains, canyons and, paradoxically, a few forests.
The semi-open maps are immense, and there are no vehicles to cover them.
Fortunately, Fast Travel is part of the game,
otherwise you'd have to walk for miles like in S.T.A.L.K.E.R..
What's more, the level design of the maps is very well thought-out.
The game looks very pretty, thanks to the CryEngine, which has never aged.

You'll need to be discreet and precise to complete your missions as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
To this end, you'll be equipped with state-of-the-art equipment that will prove extremely useful.

Sniper rifles play an important role in the game.
You'll need to calibrate your scope and find the right angle of fire to neutralize your target.
A Bullet Cam is regularly triggered, so you can enjoy the most effective shots.
They're as gory as you could wish for, with headshots that brutally explode skulls,
blood and bits of brain spurt out in all directions.
Not to mention the dismemberment caused by explosives.
The shooting sensation is truly exhilarating!
You'll regularly have to shoot down enemies more than a kilometer away from your position!

The Mask introduced in the previous opus makes its return.
This marvel of technology can scan the terrain for clues or equipment to pick up.
You can engage thermal vision to better discern potential threats.

The binoculars not only zoom in, but also mark enemies,
which is very useful, as some of them will be positioned at a very long distance from you.

The Drone Falcon is used for terrain reconnaissance,
to mark enemies from the air,
hack into remote cameras and even fire tranquilizer darts.
However, the military has jamming towers placed all over the place,
You'll need to disable them to take full advantage of your flying tool.

The little remote-controlled turret can shoot down enemies with great precision.
Just mark them beforehand and the turret will shoot them in the head.

That said, there's nothing to stop you attacking enemy bases as you would in a more traditional FPS.
You'll have to deal with countless terrorists, but you'll be equipped accordingly.
Weapons are varied, consisting mainly of pistols and assault rifles,
but also sniper rifles, of course.
Various weapons and equipment are available for purchase.
You earn money by completing mission objectives.
Also, weapons can be customized and modified to suit your needs.
You can change scopes, barrels, magazines, etc...
Weapons also offer excellent shooting feel.

No particular worries, apart from a few crashes,
and the impossibility of modifying the FOV.

After finding the previous game catastrophic, I was expecting the worst with this second opus.
However, I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality of Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2.
Indeed, the major drawbacks of the first SGWC have disappeared.
The developers must have understood their mistakes and done their best to correct them.
While the game has the false air of a big patch and DLC, it improves on the formula of the previous game in every respect.
It's better designed, more diversified, longer, more violent and, above all, much more enjoyable.
It's best to buy this second opus rather than the first, since it's not really a sequel.

A rather fun game held back by a few glaring issues. My two least favourites are all of the enemies immediately knowing where you are if they enter combat (yes, even if they over 1k meters away) and being able to accurately shoot you with ARs from over 1k meters. It's mind boggling that the AI works like this, even more so that it hasn't changed in three years.

All in all, SGWC2 is a pretty good contrast to the later Sniper Elite games. Not as polished or as content-heavy as those, but a good contrast nonetheless. I'd say they're two side of the same coin where sniping games are concerned. Get both if you can, but definitely get this first if you're craving a modern setting.

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