You’re dropped into a large – though not quite open – map and given a general objective. Sniper Elite 5 has a fairly straightforward setup, but the way it’s executed this time is what makes the difference. I expected a good stealth game (and a satisfying sniping sim-cade) but I wasn’t ready for how ambitious, and often brilliant, Sniper Elite 5’s mix of stealth and action is. Sniper Elite 5, however, launches into Game Pass – and that was all the convincing I needed to download Rebellion’s latest and play it now, rather than pick it up on sale down the line like I usually do. The trailers and gameplay we got to see ahead of launch showed incremental upgrades and general refinements over its predecessors, but nothing that immediately stood out as something I needed to try.
But I wasn’t particularly looking forward to Sniper Elite 5. I’ve played them all, though rarely at launch, and I’ve enjoyed them all to varying degrees. I’ve been guilty of skipping over the Sniper Elite series, and I know I’m not alone.
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