The basic pitch is that you're a US sniper tasked with killing or extracting (but mostly killing) Nazi scientists who may be co-opted by the Russians. While stories extracted from actually playing the game are often pretty good however, the story of the game itself is best described as a boring irrelevance - and much of it won't be explicitly explained unless you turn on enemy subtitles either.
In fact, the more we saw it, the more we found its presence dictating how we played, to the extent that we'd often aim for specific organs just to see the effect. What it does is pretty self-explanatory, showing you how the bullet travels through the body and which bones break, but that doesn't diminish how cool it is. When it comes to actually making shots, Sniper Elite V2 introduces a new gimmick too, called the X-ray camera, which comes into play automatically when you're attacking certain kills. Do you want bullet drop to factor in to your murdering or would you prefer to operate on a more arcade click-and-kill system? It's up to you and this alone elevates Sniper Elite by letting you customise the accessibility level. Sniper Elite V2While Sniper Elite's levels and design nuances are shot full of problems, there is one area of the game where everything comes together like a plan formulated by The A-Team the sniping itself.įor starters, Sniper Elite lets you customise the difficulty of the game in a number of ways, one of which is deciding how realistic you want to ballistics model to be.
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