You manage to slip into Dr. Krauss's office, finding documents and blueprints for the Thunderbolt. But, as you're about to transmit the intel back to HQ, you hear Krauss's voice, accompanied by two burly SS guards.
Your first objective is to reach the central hub, where you'll find Dr. Krauss's office. Along the way, you take out enemy patrols silently, using your trusty sniper rifle and a suppressor. You've got to be careful; the base is crawling with Wehrmacht soldiers, and the last thing you need is to alert the entire garrison.
You give chase, sniping at the halftrack's tires and trying to disable it. Krauss's escorts return fire, pinning you down behind a nearby stack of crates. You manage to take out the escorts and leap onto the halftrack, engaging in a fierce hand-to-hand combat with Krauss.
As you creep through the shadows, you stumble upon a group of scientists discussing the new artillery piece, codenamed "Die donnerkeule" (The Thunderbolt). They mention a test firing scheduled for dawn, and you realize you must act fast.
Your CO, Colonel Clarke, briefs you on the situation: "Intel suggests the Germans are developing a powerful new artillery piece, capable of leveling entire cities. We need you to get inside, find out what you can, and take out the project leader, Dr. Helmut Krauss."
It's 1944, and the Allies are pushing deep into occupied France. You play as Karl Fairburne, an elite sniper and operative working for the OSS. Your mission, code-named "Ghost," is to infiltrate a heavily fortified German base in the French countryside and gather vital intel on a new, top-secret Nazi project.
The C.O. congratulates you: "Well done, Fairburne. You've earned your nickname: 'The Ghost.'"
