We are a technical simulation studio building games that reconstruct historical combat with an obsession for accuracy. Not cinematic accuracy — physical accuracy. Ballistic behavior. Environmental conditions. The human factors that determined whether a shot connected or didn't.
The kind of detail that doesn't exist in archives because the people who held it never wrote it down.
Vector Pacifico is based in Ecuador. Independent, veteran-owned, founder-led, building for the long term.
A first-person sniper simulator spanning WWI through modern combat. Thirteen levels across four eras — from Belleau Wood in 1918 to Fallujah in 2004 — each reconstructed from primary sources, veteran testimony, and AI-assisted historical research.
Players can play as a Marine at Belleau Wood who surprised German commanders with 800-meter shots — an achievement unheard of prior to that engagement.
Advanced ballistic modeling with wind speed, humidity, Coriolis effect, and bullet drop. Weapon customization with historically accurate firearms. Multi-layered reconnaissance. Dynamic weather. Every engagement planned, not scripted.
Historical accuracy is structural — built into the production system — not applied as a cosmetic layer after the fact.
This schedule is a living document. All milestones, sequences, and asset priorities are subject to change. Progress drives the schedule — not the other way around.
| DESIGNATION | ERA | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
| M1903 | WWI–WWII | Springfield bolt-action rifle. Standard U.S. military issue 1903–1945. Known for accuracy at extended range. |
| M1C/D | WWII–Korea | Sniper variants of the M1 Garand with M81, M82, or M84 scopes. Semi-automatic fire capability. |
| M40 | Vietnam–Present | Remington 700 action. USMC standard sniper rifle. Multiple variants (M40A1, A3, A5, A6) spanning 50+ years. |
| M110 | Modern | Semi-automatic sniper system. 7.62×51mm. Suppressor-ready. Currently deployed by U.S. Army. |
| M107 | Modern | Barrett .50 caliber anti-materiel rifle. Effective range 1,800+ meters. Vehicle and equipment destruction capability. |