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Sniper Dan Launches September 17 With Shooting Twist on Hidden Object Genre

Lena Fischer 2 min read

Sniper Dan launches September 17 on PS5, Xbox, Switch, and PC. PQube's title swaps traditional searching for shooting to solve puzzles.

Sniper Dan Launches September 17 With Shooting Twist on Hidden Object Genre
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Sniper Dan launches on September 17, bringing a twist to the hidden object genre that might appeal to players tired of traditional puzzle mechanics. This release matters because it shifts the core loop from searching to shooting, offering a different pace for casual gamers. Players can access the title across , Xbox Series, , and PC via .

Shooting replaces searching in this family-friendly puzzle title

The game is a family-friendly 3D hidden object title developed by Denki and published by PQube. It replaces the standard search mechanic with a sniper rifle, allowing players to solve puzzles by shooting the objects they find. This approach defines the unique identity of the game as described by the publisher.

  • Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, PC (Steam)
  • Developer: Denki
  • Publisher: PQube
  • Physical Edition: PlayStation 5

PQube describes the experience as a hidden object game where objects are not always well hidden and the solution involves shooting them. They clarify that players are not hunting enemies but are hunting problems instead. The game includes specific modes such as Time Attack, Ammo Hunt, and Snapshot Mode to vary the gameplay.

A physical edition of Sniper Dan is confirmed for PlayStation 5, providing an option for console collectors. The digital launch covers all major platforms simultaneously on the release date. This multi-platform availability ensures that players on different systems can join the action at the same time.

Source: Sniper Dan, Gematsu