From the beginning, the year has been awesome, till now, for the gaming geeks. Many superlative titles alongside next-gen gaming consoles have already made their debut and many other games have already been queued to release soon. Among these, "Sniper Ghost Warrior 3" obviously a mentionable one. The electrifying action saga is hinted to hit the cabins of the players in April 2017.

But before that the game's publisher CI Games is trying to hold up the heat with a bunch of trailers for the same. The recently launched trailer can be considered as a big opener to the excitement of "Sniper Ghost Warrior 3" as it reveals much about the past of the game's major protagonist Jon North and his younger brother Robert. According to PlayStation Lifestyle, both of them spent up their primary days of life at a small ranch in the Colorado Rockies. Both joined the military forces to fulfil their family's desire. Jon is a believer of traditional ways to battle but Robert always thinks that all modern processes of combat are extremely needful for the contemporary warfare. Despite loving his elder brother unconditionally, he believes that Jon will not be able to rise in warfare with the conventional thought process.

However, the picture drastically changes as soon as Robert went missing. Robert is then thought to be captured or abducted by the enemy forces. WCCtech, reports that Jon's mission begins from this stage and he has to explore the Georgian forest close to the border of Russia and fight against the groups of Georgian terrorists. The game's environment has been set on full-day time cycle along with three different skill trees for turning the level up with superfast snipers.

The game has been evolved with the full brotherly love and emotions as CI Games briefed in a press release: "Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 tells the story of brotherhood, faith and betrayal in the most complete sniper experience ever." The game will officially launch on April 25th, 2017 at PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC Platforms. See the trailer here:

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