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Sniper Shooter is a free action game for smartphones that targets 12-year-olds and older, particularly males. The objective is to complete missions as a sniper by finding and shooting stick figure targets. There are 12 chapters with 5 levels each that must be completed to unlock the next chapter. Positives include varied missions and humorous dialogue, while negatives are poor graphics, sounds, and controls that can be too sensitive or unresponsive. Overall it provides an enjoyable challenge for those who like shooter games, but could be improved with more detail and fixing bugs.
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