Pure Sniper

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Pure Sniper is a single player and multiplayer tactical shooter game with a violence theme. It was developed by Miniclip Derby and was released on June 12, 2023. It received neutral reviews from players.

Hunt your target & become a strong PVP sniper in this Epic 3D sniper FPS game.Pure Sniper is an exciting and realistic sniper shooting game with a massive campaign mode that can be played offline and a realtime multiplayer PvP combat mode.

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56%

Audience ScoreBased on 118 reviews

story6 positive mentions

monetization9 negative mentions

Fast-paced, easy-to-play sniper gameplay that is fun and addictive for short sessions.
Visuals and game scenes are well made with good quality and reasonable challenge.
Includes PvP and clan systems for added competition and engagement.

Heavy reliance on microtransactions and energy systems severely restricts gameplay progression and enjoyment.
Game is repetitive with limited mechanics (point, aim, click) and lacks depth or meaningful story.
Excessive ads, pop-ups, and paywalls degrade the user experience and frustrate players.

story
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
50%
17%
The story in this game is generally seen as minimal or nonexistent, with many players finding the missions repetitive, simple, and lacking depth. While one review praised its storytelling and character development as gripping, the majority describe the narrative as superficial, overshadowed by grind-heavy gameplay and intrusive microtransactions.
- “Pure Sniper incorporates some of the best storytelling in any game I've ever seen.”
- “The gripping storyline with in-depth characters that have their own criminal backgrounds feeds several emotions into the player while playing.”
- “The best sniping to date is paired with the story, as the protagonist assassinates several different characters all posing a threat to the greater good and progression of society.”
- “It's a mobile game, very simple, repetitive and easy with no real story.”
- “It's basically a mobile game with no real story.”
- “I love the unnecessary level restrictions that stop me from doing boss levels I'm perfectly capable of doing, I love the microtransactions constantly and explicitly shoved in my face, I love the stock-standard reused garbage that you call assets, I love the upgrade system which takes time for no real reason, I love the useless currencies, I love the fact that this is clearly a mobile game you slapped on steam with janky controls that barely work which are completely awful for anyone who's ever played a shooter game before, and I love the nonexistent story you try to pretend into existence.”
monetization
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
8%
69%
The monetization in this game is heavily criticized for being overly reliant on frequent ads and aggressive microtransactions, often perceived as a blatant cash grab. While some appreciate the quick progress possible without spending, many find the constant prompts for purchases and restrictive mechanics frustrating and detrimental to the experience.
- “There are in-game purchases that will enhance your experience if that's what you want.”
- “Wow, this game includes numerous microtransactions.”
- “Warning: do not make in-game purchases!”
- “Too many ads and always asking for money.”
- “This really is the worst cash grab I have ever seen on Steam.”
- “Wow, this game is really heavy on microtransactions.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
60%
The gameplay is praised for its gun mechanics, considered among the best by experienced players, but is hindered by restrictive energy mechanics that limit playtime and encourage either waiting or spending money. While the core gameplay is solid, some find it simplistic and frustrating due to these imposed limitations.
- “The gameplay is great and the gun mechanics are the best I've ever seen in a video game, and I have 1,000 hours on Escape from Tarkov.”
- “Game is alright but they restrict your gameplay by 'energy' which you must spend every round. You get 10 full energy by leveling up one level but they have also made it so you'll not reach it, so either you'll have to wait 10 minutes per energy bar or cash out 100 gold (which is crazy) to refill your energy.”
- “Like, it's shoving them in your face every time you do something. The actual gameplay is okay, but it's really rudimentary.”
- “The game is alright but they restrict your gameplay by 'energy' which you must spend every round. You get 10 full energy by leveling up one level, but they've made it so you'll never reach it, so you'll have to either wait 10 minutes per energy bar or pay 100 gold (which is crazy) to refill your energy.”
- “The soda mechanic backfired hilariously: instead of encouraging me to pay money to keep playing, it acts as a way to say 'aight, I've played enough for now, time to go do other things.'”
- “Like, the actual gameplay is okay, but it's really rudimentary, and they shove monetization in your face every time you do something.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is characterized by quirky and amusing missions that balance serious themes with silly charges, providing a lighthearted contrast. Additionally, some gameplay elements, like the soda mechanic, offer a humorous take on in-game progression and spending. However, the full enjoyment of the humor may be diminished without spending real money.
- “Some funny missions: 'kill the guy in the yellow shirt.'”
- “The charges against the targets are serious, but always one silly one for humor like 'selling fireworks to minor,' where the first charge was 'torture resulting in death.'”
- “The soda mechanic backfired hilariously: instead of encouraging me to pay money to keep playing, it acts as a way to say 'aight, I've played enough for now, time to go do other stuff.'”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The graphics receive mixed feedback, with some users finding them poor and dull, while others praise the visuals as realistic and well-made. Overall, graphic quality varies across different elements of the game.
- “The graphics are insanely good and extremely realistic as well.”
- “Visuals are real nice, and the scenes are well made, but Pure Sniper just needs modifying.”
- “Hi, it's a good game with some graphics and action.”
- “It's a dull mobile game with missions you can complete in a matter of seconds; the graphics are poor as well.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding is necessary due to the high cost of upgrades and new weapons, requiring players to repeatedly complete side missions, which can become a lengthy and time-consuming process.
- “Firstly, the amount of money required for upgrades and new weapons requires regular grinding in the side missions.”
- “You may spend days just grinding through these side missions.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is generally considered poor or unpleasant, but it can easily be muted without impacting the overall experience.
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's stability is notably compromised, with critical issues like the game freezing immediately when firing the gun, indicating severe functional problems during gameplay.
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is highly optimized for PC, achieving impressive performance with frame rates exceeding 850 FPS.
- “It's optimized for PC really well; I get 850+ FPS while playing.”