One might be familiar with the score by now: enter an occupied country during World War II, sneak about a bit, pop some Nazi heads and return relatively unscathed. I know, what a shocker. As in, all of it, through various campaigns during the six years of warfare that the Americans love telling everyone they won.
This time, however, the mantle has been passed from the red, white and blue hero to the⦠uh, other red white and blue hero. Harry Hawker, agent for the Special Operations Executive branch of British military, is our protagonist this time around.
Whilst German-American sharpshooter Karl Fairburne is off doing his own thing see Sniper Elite 5 for that , Hawker is sent on his own mission.
Dropped into occupied France, Harry is tasked to investigate some mysterious new weapon know as the Wunderwaffe. The first mission is particularly noteworthy, as it replicates scenarios from Operation Chastise, more commonly known as the Dambusters bombing campaigns.
As with previous stories, liberal application of wartime fun has been added to the historical element. The gameplay of Sniper Elite: Resistance has, funnily enough, not changed since the last one either.
