None of it is new or imaginative, and it doesn’t evolve over time. Tired mechanics like hiding in tall grass, whacking enemies in the back of the head to knock them out, and throwing bottles to misdirect attention form the core of the stealth experience. The problem is that Sniper Elite 5 is a mediocre stealth game.
Infiltrating small sandbox levels with multiple paths requires a lot of sneaking if you want to avoid being overrun by Nazis. Most of your time isn’t spent sniping, however, and that’s unfortunate. You do have the option to skip it if you are squeamish, but it’s over the top enough to be more entertaining than gross. Perfect shots give you the gory pleasure of the X-ray cam, as you see bones and organs shatter from a high caliber round. Waiting patiently enough to line up a long-distance shot, accounting for bullet drop and travel is mentally engaging. Gameplay is a traditional mix of third-person action/stealth with optional first-person shooting. Fairburn is fine, inoffensive, but also doesn’t develop, a theme that defines the rest of Sniper Elite 5. He has no distinguishing traits or characteristics, and he’d be tough to pick out of a lineup of gravely, middle-aged white guys that are the leads in most war games. Fairburn is a generic tough-as-nails soldier, largely devoid of personality.
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You again play as series protagonist Karl Fairburn a legendary sniper known as the “Desert Ghost”. Sniper Elite 5 is the latest in the long-running series of World War I I third-person shooters.
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