In total, you can find a dozen or so hours worth at least just getting through the main missions as there are a couple dozen of those, which is a decent amount. You'll occasionally rescue hostages, snipe high profile targets (in the form of a "Most Wanted" system), and be tasks with going Rambo on a small base or outpost. Maybe you pull off on the side of the road while driving the SUV around when you notice a question mark nearby. It's worth testing out when they cross your path though as some are pretty interesting. It's not essential that you complete them or explore the world outside of the main story missions, but imagine an "open-world" that didn't have something on the side to do.
These will vary in objectives or they will simply be loot for you to collect. Asides from the main missions, players can find multiple side quests and landmarks around the map to experiment with. Gameplayīreaking the mold of prior Sniper Ghost Warrior titles, SGW3 tries out the open-world style, and for the most part it succeeds. With the help of some close friends (and an ex lover) Jon ventures forth to save the world from terrorist threats and save his brother from captivity. The story continues 2 years later as Jon hears about his brother being somewhere in Georgia, so it works in his favor that he is given an assignment to infiltrate and destabilize terrorists organizations within. As events unfold, the two successfully complete their mission, but evacuation goes wrong, and Robert is taken hostage. Fast forwarding some time in the future, both are trained Marines and are sent on a mission in the rocky hills of the Russian-Ukraine border to sabotage bio-weapons. The two reminisce on old times playing hide-and-seek in the woods together, before Jon shows Robert that he's a lot more skilled at being stealthy than when they were younger. Older brother, Robert, is already in the military but most likely a fresh recruit. Starting out as a young boy just laying in the dirt trying to blast a couple bottles with his small rifle, it's evident early on that you, Jon North, were destined to be a trained military sniper someday.
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