Back in March 2020, CI Games’ president Marek Tyminski stated that the team was working on Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2. And today, CI Games has officially revealed this new sniper title.
According to the team, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 will release on the PC in Fall 2020. This will be a current-gen game, so there are currently no plans for a next-gen version. Whether this will happen when next-gen consoles come out is anyone’s guess. Now the reason I’m mentioning next-gen consoles is because CI Games may add some new graphical effects to them. Thus, we don’t know whether these effects will also become available on the PC (via post-launch updates).
Unfortunately, CI Games has not revealed any additional details about this game. There is no Steam page, and there is no announcement trailer. CI Games has not even sent a press release. In short, we don’t know what will be the changes between the first and the second game.
Here is what Marek Tyminski said about Sniper Ghost Warrior 2 in March 2020.
“Work on Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 is in full swing. It is too early to share the release date, but I do not rule out that it will take place this year. The team creating the series consists of experienced people, so work on the next part is much more predictable. It is easier to plan and react on a regular basis if something is not going according to plan.
We are preparing a large new feature of the game that should encourage the purchase of a new part for both fans of the series and new players. We will also introduce many other improvements over the previous part. It will be a completely new story in another, new region of the world. The game will come out on consoles and PC, and its production budget will be lower than the previous one. With regular release of games in the series, we will also be able to partially reduce marketing expenses.”
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