GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Sniper Elite 5, the latest in Rebellion’s head-shottin’, x-rayin’ ...

Sniper Elite first visited me in a dream. Seriously. In the summer of 2014, my subconscious was rinsing out whatever I’d read on the internet that day, and I woke up with a compulsion I have never ...

“Sniper Elite” is a franchise with an unusual history. It’s a World War II-set franchise that didn’t feel like it started until the third game, which was a prequel in Africa. That’s when the developer ...

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The latest instalment in the award-winning series, Sniper Elite 5 offers unparalleled sniping, tactical third-person combat and an enhanced kill cam. Fight your way across the most immersive maps yet, ...

In 2017, Sniper Elite 4 pushed all the right buttons for me. Its combat was simple yet satisfying –especially the kill cams– and its open world featured just enough explorative elements to help set it ...

Five games in and sniping Nazis still hasn’t gotten old. Whether it’s a well-placed bullet in the back of the skull, a shot right through the iris of an unaware enemy, or a 200-yard peach that ...