And incapacitating an enemy who’s out on the open instead of outright killing them is a good tactic to lure others out of cover.Ĭompared to those in the newer Sniper Elite games though, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered‘s missions feel very linear. Making good use of the traps available to you is advisable placing a tripwire or two in the doorways or corridors leading to your sniping position does a great job of clearing up those trying to sneak up on you. There’s also an element of strategy to the gameplay of Sniper Elite V2 Remastered. And it’s bolstered by the occasional close-range situations that occur, calling for quick reflexes and snap decisions to remain alive. It’s because of this flow between stealth and long-range firefights that Sniper Elite V2 Remastered‘s combat still feels varied and entertaining, even though it doesn’t grant you the biggest arsenal in the world.

Eventually you’re going to have to go loud, and that means getting your rifle out and popping some skulls. But stealth will only generally get you so far. Initially, you’ll probably want to try to take the stealthy approach, eliminating your foes without a fuss with your silenced pistol or a swift melee attack from behind. Over the course of a campaign that spans over ten missions, you’ll sneak from one vantage spot to another, thinning down enemy numbers.

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