Full review of the new "Sniper Elite 4" on GamerKnights.
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" For those that want realism, the higher difficulty levels will also see you have to cope with wind speed and direction, as well as scope drift, although I found that too much of a chore to bother with. Rather than being relatively linear progressions, most of the maps are highly open, and very, very lengthy. The 8-mission campaign sounds sparse, but I challenge you to get through any of the maps in under an hour, even on the default Marksman difficulty. Objectives are normally marked out with a vague question mark spanning a pretty wide area, leaving you to take them out in any order you see fit, but also generally requiring you to scope out an area, either from a distance with your binoculars or by being a sneaky bastard and creeping into an area. Using the binoculars does allow you to tag enemies, weak spots, traps and collectables though, so was my personal preference."
Released by Rebellion, players can now experience the first mission of Sniper Elite 4's immersive campaign for free!
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