A tactical FPS game for mobile
Sierra 7
is an
action
game that was developed by SHD Games for mobile. It is a
tactical on-rails
first-person shooter
game featuring a unique minimalist art style. It's based on and is an overhaul of sorts of the
browser-based
Flash game
that was released back in 2011.
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Similar to other tactical shooters for mobile devices, such as
Mission Counter Attack
or
Modern Combat 5
, Sierra 7 thrusts players into fast-paced and intense gunfights against groups of enemies. The game is more
single-player focused
, though, and comes with a rather lengthy
12-hour campaign
to play through.
What is Sierra 7 about?
In Sierra 7, you are a tactical operator that gets caught in the middle of a war. Engage in
fast-paced gunfights
against militia leaders and soldiers as you battle your way through the game's 12-hour single-player campaign. Being an on-rails shooter, your
movements are limited
. As such, you have to rely on your quick reflexes and shooting to survive.
There are various
guns
available in Sierra 7 to customize your character with and adjust to your play style. In addition, you can also equip
different types of gear
that provide you with bonuses. Mission levels are
randomized
so each playthrough will feel and play out a little differently. While
sniper challenges
and
mini-games
offer some variety to your gameplay.
Sierra 7 is a free and
ad-supported
game, and as such, you should expect a fair amount of advertisements to pop up throughout your gameplay. Also, do note that some aspects are locked behind a
paywall
, which, unfortunately, can
hinder progress
at certain points in the game—expected for these types of releases, but is a bit
heavy-handed
nonetheless.
A solid revival of an old classic
Sierra 7 is a
fun and faithful reimagining
of the classic browser flash game all those years ago. It admirably replicates the experience that the original had, while the on-rails game mechanic is
well suited
for mobile gameplay. Despite the game's monetization scheme coming off as too strong at times, it's still
worth checking out
for the sake of nostalgia alone.