Getting to those vantage points from which you can snipe from, is another story however, as players have to rely on stealth, instead of brute force, to get through. it’s this very mechanic that forms the heart of the Sniper Elite approach to gameplay, one that focuses on controlling your theatre of warfare, that makes the game feel fresh and exciting. Traps, such as trip-mines and grenades under bodies can be set, with which players can lure in soldiers by causing a commotion. Karl can’t handle too much damage to his frail body, so you’ll have to think your way through levels, using stealth and traps to avoid enemy patrols, while using your sniper rifle advantage to pick off unprepared enemies.
That’s the kind of approach to military gameplay, that will get a player killed in Sniper Elite. With a third person perspective, that focuses on action, you’d be forgiven for thinking of running through a game with gung-ho approach, blasting all enemies within earshot. It’s not purely a Sniping game either, as players can choose from a limited arsenal, that includes a handgun and pistol, with which to deal death or escape from enemy forces. Even though our protagonist, Karl Fairburne, has the personality of a wet brick, Sniper still sets up some fantastic scenarios for which Fairburne has to flex his trigger-finger.
Sniper Elite V2, however, doesn’t fall into this now stereotypical setback, as it manages to accurately deliver moments of calm with moments of great action and suspense. It’s a fine line to cross, when it comes to balancing tense gameplay with believable action, a component that many games have failed at delivering upon, in the past. Sniping games have never been the most successful sub-genre, when it comes to titles that have players focused on shooting all the soldiers from afar. You’ve just taken the life of a man, and all that he could have ever been is busy oozing down from his fresh cavity, into the sidewalk. You squeeze your trigger, and in a burst of gunpowder and duty, your round finds its mark, shattering bone and grey matter, all over a nearby wall. You find your mark, bring up your rifle, and steady your aim as clueless infantryman lines up in your cross-hairs.
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The German army is in full retreat, and it’s up to you to send them a farewell, engraved on a 303 bullet, one soldier at a time. I want to hear your best testicle or ball related pun about Hitler, so have at it in the comments.It’s 1945, and the Axis forces have lost World War Two.
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We’re fans of the Sniper Elite series here at Tank War Room, with Bill displaying some impressively grotesque kills in his time playing the latest game.
Sniper Elite games are known for their grittiness, so it’s refreshing to see the game developers having a bit of a silly moment that nods at mythology and pop-culture references. For those unfamiliar with Sniper Elite 4, any critical shot on an enemy includes a slow-motion x-ray scene, and in the following we get a real spectacle of the missing testicle.
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In a clip that surfaced on Reddit, user graintop made a cracker of a shot into the groin of Adolf Hitler. But thanks to one Sniper Elite 4 player, we can confirm that, at least in the virtual world, the tyrannical leader was definitely trying to compensate for something. Whether it was for morale (it probably was) or to just shit on the worst person in human history, there was a rumor that Hitler only had one testicle. While it might be a bawdy British song from World War 2, “Hitler Has Only Got One Ball” was a song that was part of a whole myth about the Nazi leader and his testicle(s).
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