#SNIPER ELITE V2 REMASTERED REVIEW FULL#

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#SNIPER ELITE V2 REMASTERED REVIEW FULL#

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Being more aggressive, taking cover, and working with your submachine gun is almost always a horrible mistake as mechanically this doesnвЂ™t work too smoothly, your ammo is limited, and your aim is embarrassingly bad.While conceptually stealth can be a lot of fun it doesnвЂ™t tend to be handled well here, either being clumsily awkward since your pistol feels like it only delivers a bee sting or hopeless as enemies sight you from what can seem like a mile away.Online multiplayer support is always nice, though not yet available to check out, and always carries the caveat with it that it will only be successful with community support which is always questionable with games that arenвЂ™t massively popular.Motion controls help refine the aiming which needs to be steady and slow to hit people at long range.Slow-mo X-Ray shots of your bullet tearing through your enemy, going through their heart, or entering through their eye socket, can be satisfying.Sniper Elite V2 has its place, just be aware that it has some issues. My hope is that when its sequel makes its way to the Switch the flow and stealth elements are better implemented, giving the experience a better sense of balance. The game absolutely has its moments where you can see everything working well, but then thatвЂ™s usually followed by sections where itвЂ™s hard not to be frustrated at how locked in the level design tends to be and how often it devolves into you being under fire for a while as you try to slowly eliminate your opposition in a manner thatвЂ™s not remotely realistic and sometimes aggravating. What it boils down to is whether or not the fundamentals of the gameplay work for you though. Though online multiplayer options werenвЂ™t yet live for the review thereвЂ™s also some hope that their inclusion, as well as local co-op, can additionally provide some value added fun for the right crowd. To the developers' credit, the inclusion of motion-assisted aiming is a nice addition to the Switch and depending on your overall tastes can be a real benefit over strictly dual-sticking it. The dramatic slow-mo showing your bullet scream through the air before blowing a hole through an enemy soldier with it going to an X-Ray mode view of their body is funвЂ¦ but there obviously needs to be more to the game than that. Where the game shines is when youвЂ™re able to focus, look through your scope, control your breathing, and blow away some Nazis. Not surprisingly, given the overall situation, in order to succeed youвЂ™re going to need to try to use stealth, sneakiness, and eagle eyes to pick off enemies one by one on the way to success. YouвЂ™re playing as a lone wolf sniper, stuck behind enemy lines, looking to carry out some key missions to help bring about the end of World War II. Storming the space somewhere in the middle we now have Sniper Elite V2 Remastered, which when everything clicks can be quite satisfying but is mired with enough issues that itвЂ™s hard not to think that waiting for the re-release of its sequel later on the Switch may be a better bet. At the top end you have Doom and Wolfenstein, and on the indie side you have a few titles like Immortal Redneck that are a good diversion but lack the polish and production values traditional FPS may be looking for. When it comes to first-person shooters thereвЂ™s no denying that the pickings are pretty thin on the whole.

Sniper elite v2 remastered review