As silencers don’t actually silence a firing weapon, using silenced rifles still has to be taken into account when trying to pick off targets, as units too close to the player will hear shots go off. Even these aspects alone serve to add a welcome degree of realism compared to more modern military shooters, however there’s even more to it. Leading targets is the bare minimum of what’s necessary, as wind need to be taken into account, as well as bullet drop over long ranges, which varies based on the caliber of round fired. Even vehicles aren’t safe from the slaughter, of which one round to a fuel tank can end them.įocusing on the sniping aspect, it’s naturally represented much more accurately than games like Battlefield or Call of Duty. From silenced pistols to close quarters take-downs, there are options for any scenario. The player is dropped into a somewhat linear open area with a set objective to get to, and along the way there are various targets to dispose of with any means necessary.
Rebellion is no stranger to this concept, so without further ado, let’s take a look at latest in sniper-stealth gameplay.įor those unfamiliar with the franchise, the gameplay of Sniper Elite has always been a stealth-focused third-person shooter. Being a stealth-focused series to some extent, it’s important to introduce new aspects to the game in order to keep things fresh as it goes on, or at the very least change things up in some form.
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