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Sniper Elite: Resistance Preview - A Familiar Feeling
After spending over an hour with the upcoming shooter from Rebellion, it's clear that Sniper Elite: Resistance is hoping familiarity sells.
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Playing Sniper Elite: Resistance brings a familiar feel to long-time players of the franchise. A game that runs parallel to the events of Sniper Elite 5, Resistance once again puts you in France with the goal of disrupting Nazi plans that could change the course of World War II.
Now, I’m not going to lie to you. If you’ve played Sniper Elite 4 or 5, you’ve played Sniper Elite: Resistance. The game uses the same engine with gameplay that’s nearly identical to its 2022 predecessor. Rather than play as Karl Fairburne, however, you’re controlling Harry Hawker, who sounds an awful lot like Jason Statham.
You can still play at your own pace, something that goes a long way towards getting more players to enjoy the game. Whether I wanted to go in guns blazing or take it as slow as humanly possible, I’m able to do that. It just all depends on what’s happening around me and what I’m trying to accomplish. There are multiple ways to get to, and complete, an objective that you can replay the mission multiple times and it’ll feel fresh for a few playthroughs.
I absolutely adore these games and am so happy that Rebellion hasn't fallen into the "innovation trap" and have kept the series consistent at its core for decades. Despite this being a sidequel I can see this being a great stopgap until Sniper Elite 6.