Editor Reviews

The quiet tension before each shot. That's the rhythm of Hitman Sniper. You're not storming into buildings or going guns blazing. You're perched at a distance, looking down the scope, scanning movements, waiting. This game is built around patience, observation, and timing. If you've ever wanted to feel what it's like to be the one pulling strings from the shadows, this game nails it.

Agent 47 sits at a distance from his target. Your job? Complete objectives without alerting anyone. Sometimes, that means pushing a guard over a railing. Sometimes, it's a perfectly timed shot at a glass panel. Missions are set on a single map – a luxurious mansion filled with guards, VIPs, distractions, and moving parts. In the usual sense, it's not a sandbox, but every mission has layers that can be peeled back with smart thinking and experimenting. The more you play, the more you start to see the puzzle behind the setup.

Each mission gives points based on how cleanly and creatively you eliminate targets. Headshots score well, but so does making it look like an accident. That’s a big part of the draw – not just getting the job done but doing it with finesse. As you progress, you unlock new sniper rifles, each with different abilities like slowing down time or auto-tagging enemies. Those extras shift how you approach each mission and open up new tactics.

The controls are tuned well for mobile screens. Tap to zoom, swipe to shift your aim, and double-tap for quick shots—all of it feels smooth and easy to grasp. The learning curve is short, but there's room to master timing and movement. This one feels more deliberate and sharp if you're used to clunky touchscreen shooters.

Sound matters here. Footsteps, glass breaking, radio chatter – designed to help you follow the scene. Headphones aren't required, but they make a big difference. The audio isn't just background noise; it’s part of how you plan and react. That added layer of feedback keeps you immersed without needing much on-screen clutter.

How to Play?

Step 1: Open the game and select your mission from the available options. Start with the Montenegro mission if it's your first time—it's designed to help you learn the basics. You'll see a brief about your main target and optional objectives, such as killing guards with headshots or using environmental kills.

Step 2: Once the mission loads, zoom in using the scope slider on the right. Drag your finger to aim. Tap once to hold your breath and steady the aim—timing this well is key to getting clean headshots. Tap the fire button to shoot.

Step 3: Look for patterns. Enemies move in loops. Watch for when your target stops walking or turns away. If you miss, they’ll react and alert others. Avoid shooting too early.

Step 4: Use distractions. Shoot fuse boxes, car alarms, or glass to lure enemies away from crowds. This is useful when you want to isolate your target or trigger environmental kills.

Step 5: Complete secondary objectives to earn additional points and progress more quickly. Things like shooting guards through objects or chaining kills in quick succession give bonus rewards.

Step 6: After each mission, use the points to upgrade your sniper rifle. Focus first on improving zoom and stability. New rifles also unlock as you level up.

Step 7: Keep replaying earlier missions with new goals. You'll learn new tricks and rack up currency for better gear. Mastering each map is key to scoring high consistently.