Ondrej Holzman What it can be like in the role of a sniper for hire, you can try in the game Clear vision. In it, you transform into a desperate Tyler, who was fired from his job and fate finally put him on the path of a heartless sniper...
The game game Clear Vision (17+), which in its name and description clearly indicates that it is not suitable for the youngest players, is not a sophisticated effort, but rather an undemanding respite that will not offend for less than 20 crowns.
To outline what the game is about, we have to start from the very beginning. You play as a guy named Tyler, who gets fired from his position as a supermarket cleaner, then embarks on a career as a violent sniper who is no stranger to dirty work.
In addition to the action itself, i.e. shooting, the game will from time to time perform animations that outline the story. At the very beginning, you'll go through a drill to learn how to handle a sniper rifle, which is crucial to success in Clear Vision. During training, you will learn to focus and also to take into account the influence of the wind or greater distances. So it's not always just aim and shoot, but depending on how far the target is and how the wind is blowing, you have to place your shot.
You access individual missions from your apartment, where an envelope with a description of the task always lands at your door. It always states who you have to shoot, or some tool that will help you find the given figure. For example, you will be given the task that you have to shoot a person who is reading a book on the first floor, which means that you will have to find such a person on the screen and neutralize him. If you miss or kill the wrong figure, the mission ends in failure.
In the apartment, you can also read a regularly updated edition of the daily newspaper, where, among other things, your actions are discussed. At the exit, there is a board with your results and total score hanging on the wall. When you earn some money from killing, you can go to Bad Ben, where you can buy new and better rifles. For some missions, buying a new weapon is a must. And there's one more way to make money, and that's by venturing into the underworld of boxing betting.
In total, you will encounter 20 different missions and five types of weapons in Clear Vision. Twenty tasks are really not too many, the game can be completed in a few tens of minutes. However, there are also a few achievements to grab, which will make playing Clear Vision a little bit longer.
The game is available for iPhone and iPad, minimum requirements are iPhone 3GS, iPod touch third generation or iPad. There is no lack of Retina display support. You get all this for a pleasant 0,79 euros. Additionally, there is a stripped down version that is available for free.
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So I downloaded the game, they say it's in the way, but I can't find the option to turn on the language anywhere...
what's not in the way but there are a couple of levels and it's quite catchy and once you get into it, it's over :((( quite a bit of music for a bit of money....