Sniper Strike: Shooting Games

What the game is

A first-person sniper game organised as a campaign of hundreds of missions across three modes, with a loose Strike Force story featuring characters called Wolf and Jackson. You pick off Elite Order commanders, cover Delta Team during hostage rescues and survive arena rounds, and each success feeds upgrades into your soldier's kit.

Mobile Gaming Studios adds a live layer: PvP sniper duels against friends or strangers, and Clans for tackling missions together and climbing a leaderboard. A Battle Pass subscription is sold on top, with weekly pricing as the entry point.

How a session plays

Missions are short. You're placed at a vantage point, scan for targets through the scope, steady your aim and fire, with wind and distance adding some margin for error on longer shots. A few minutes gets you through one and into the next, and the difficulty ramps as your gear improves.

The duel mode is a tense change of pace, since another human is scoping for you at the same time. Clan missions turn the solo grind into something cooperative. Most sessions are a mix of campaign progress and a duel or two.

Why people look for it

Sniper games are a reliable mobile genre, and this one combines a long campaign with live PvP, which most of its rivals lack. A 4.7 rating from over 100,000 ratings makes it one of the safer bets in the category. People searching for it usually want a shooter with structure rather than endless identical levels.

Look and feel

Expect a realistic military aesthetic: scope overlays, muted urban and industrial settings, and HUD elements for wind, zoom and ammunition. Menus will lean on gear cards and upgrade bars. The page has five screenshots, likely focused on scope views and mission briefings rather than open environments.

Updates and upkeep

More than 100,000 ratings at 4.7 suggests a stable, well-liked game, and the presence of a subscription and clans implies ongoing live operations. Mobile Gaming Studios Ltd. is the named developer. No Play Store link appears on our page, and there's no version string to date the last update.

Good for

• Patient marksmen

  Slow, deliberate shots and target identification reward careful play over reflexes.

• Clan joiners

  Group missions and leaderboards give social players a reason to stick around.

• Campaign completionists

  Hundreds of missions across three modes provide a long checklist.

Before you install

Rated 17+ for realistic violence, and free to play. The Battle Pass subscription is confirmed, with weekly pricing mentioned, and gear upgrades are the probable spend beyond that. Duels, clans and leaderboards need a connection; the listing doesn't say whether the campaign does.

Ads, account requirements and storage size aren't stated. Only the App Store is linked on this page.