What’s more, such comparisons only serve to highlight all that Ghost Warrior 2 isn’t, rather focusing on what it is. However, based on a play-through of two levels of Ghost Warrior 2 it’s apparent that it is destined to fall far short of the high standard of its supposed influences.
There’s perhaps an element of canny marketing at work here: a vain hope that in mentioning Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 in the same breath as these exemplary titles, a certain amount of greatness might be inferred by association. The European distributor of City Interactive’s sniper sequel is promoting the title with vigour, but talk of how aspects of its game design, AI and arsenal ape that of the industry’s big guns is a tad over ambitious.ĭuring a recent visit to Namco Bandai’s UK HQ, the likes of Call of Duty, Metal Gear Solid and GoldenEye are all name-checked throughout a presentation of an early level set in the Philippines. The enthusiasm with which Namco Bandai is promoting Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 is both commendable and bemusing in equal measure.
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