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Sniper Elite 5

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Sniper Elite 5
Item: Sniper Elite 5
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2022

GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Shooter, Simulation, Fighting, Stealth, Military and Warfare, Single Player, Multiplayer, First Person Perspective

AvailableMay 26, 2022

PlatformPlayStation 4, PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PlayStation 5

DeveloperRebellion

Overview

The latest instalment in the award-winning series, Sniper Elite 5 offers unparalleled sniping, tactical third-person combat and an enhanced kill cam. Fight your way across the most immersive maps yet, with many real-world locations captured in stunning detail, and an improved traversal system that lets you explore more of them than ever before. France, 1944 – As part of a covert US Rangers operation to weaken the Atlantikwall fortifications along the coast of Brittany, elite marksman Karl Fairburne makes contact with the French Resistance. Soon they uncover a secret Nazi project that threatens to end the war before the Allies can even invade Europe: Operation Kraken.

Elsewhere

7.0

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Mixed reactions: While some praise its historical backdrop and mission setup, critics overwhelmingly call Sniper Elite 5’s story unoriginal, shallow, and formulaic—lacking depth, memorable characters, and emotional stakes, with tired WWII tropes overshadowing its attempts at authenticity.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

14%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

64%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

22%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The story of Sniper Elite 5 receives mixed reactions, with some critics acknowledging its serviceable framework and historical context. Reviewers like Xbox Achievements and IGN France highlight the game’s engaging backdrop, noting that Karl Fairburne’s mission to thwart Nazi plots—such as Operation Kraken—provides a compelling setup for gameplay. GamesBeat and Hobby Consolas praise the narrative’s ties to historical events, such as the Normandy landings, which add authenticity. Additionally, XboxAddict mentions the story’s dramatic moments and thematic elements, like Fairburne’s transformation into a folk hero, while God is a Geek appreciates the over-the-top "America against the world" narrative that keeps players invested. These positives suggest the story, while not groundbreaking, effectively supports the game’s core mechanics and historical setting. However, the majority of critics panned the story for its lack of originality, depth, and character development. Destructoid and BaziCenter called it "trite" and "clichéd," criticizing the protagonist as a "boring" stereotype with no personal stakes. EGM and IGN echoed this, noting that Karl Fairburne remains a one-dimensional figure, while Gamer.no and TheGamer described the plot as "forgettable" and "non-existent." Many reviewers, including NME, GamingBolt, and PC Games, highlighted the shallow dialogue, repetitive structure, and reliance on World War II tropes. Even GameSpew and SECTOR.sk remarked that the story feels like a rehash of previous entries, with INVEN and GameByte pointing out its stagnation in a series that has "little difference" from earlier games. The narrative’s failure to innovate or engage emotionally was a recurring complaint. Overall, the consensus among critics is overwhelmingly negative, with the story of Sniper Elite 5 being seen as a weak, formulaic extension of the franchise. While a few reviewers like Xbox Achievements and IGN France found it serviceable or historically grounded, the vast majority—such as Destructoid, EGM, and PC Games—dismissed it as shallow, unoriginal, and lacking in emotional resonance. The narrative’s reliance on tired tropes, forgettable characters, and minimal plot development overshadowed its attempts at historical context. Despite some minor positives, the story failed to elevate the game beyond its gameplay mechanics, leaving critics divided but largely unimpressed by its storytelling efforts.

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Gameplay Mechanics

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Sniper Elite 5 shines with tactical sniping, stealth depth, and creative mission design, but suffers from clunky AI, repetitive mechanics, and underdeveloped features, offering a rewarding yet inconsistent experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

76%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

22%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Sniper Elite 5 receives praise for its engaging sniping mechanics, stealth elements, and varied approaches to missions. Critics like Eurogamer Italy highlight the refined gameplay that emphasizes stealth and tactical positioning, while Jeuxvideo.com (Xbox Series X) and GameSpot commend the game’s sandbox design, allowing players to tackle objectives creatively. The series’ signature x-ray kill cam is frequently lauded for its satisfaction, as noted by But Why Tho?, and GamesRadar+ praises the enhanced Axis Invasion mode as a standout addition. Many reviewers, including GamingTrend and ZTGD, appreciate the freedom to play stealthily or aggressively, with Pure Xbox noting seamless transitions between stealth and action. The game’s emphasis on strategic decision-making and environmental interaction is also highlighted by Games.cz and Shacknews, who praise its immersive, open-ended design. However, several critics point to significant flaws in the gameplay mechanics. Gamer.no and Gfinity criticize the poor AI and ineffective sound masking, leading to frustrating experiences, while Twinfinite and PC Invasion note outdated mechanics and movement limitations that hinder immersion. KeenGamer and SpazioGames point to repetition and weak enemy AI, and GameSkinny finds stealth mechanics mediocre despite the game’s focus on it. PC Gamer and Metro GameCentral highlight clunky close-quarters combat and a lack of variety in level design, with Digital Chumps and GameMAG noting that new features like invasion modes or traversal mechanics feel underdeveloped. These issues collectively create a mixed experience where core strengths are sometimes undermined by technical shortcomings. Overall, the consensus among critics is that Sniper Elite 5 retains the series’ signature sniping and stealth elements but struggles with balancing innovation and execution. While Eurogamer Italy, GameSpot, and ZTGD celebrate its tactical depth and player agency, others like Gamer.no and PC Invasion argue that the gameplay feels repetitive or underpolished. The game’s strengths in environmental interaction and mission variety are often offset by recurring complaints about AI behavior, movement, and underutilized features. Despite these flaws, many reviewers, including Impulsegamer and Comicbook.com, acknowledge its enjoyable core loop, suggesting that while not perfect, Sniper Elite 5 offers a satisfying experience for fans of the genre.

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Graphics and Visual Design

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Sniper Elite 5 dazzles with immersive, historically rich environments and a gruesome X-ray kill cam, but its dated character models, repetitive design, and technical glitches undermine its next-gen potential, leaving a mixed legacy of visual ambition vs. outdated execution.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

41%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

49%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

10%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The graphics and visual design of Sniper Elite 5 received praise for their immersive environments and technical execution, particularly in capturing real-world locations and leveraging photogrammetry. Critics like GamesRadar+ highlighted the game’s stunning depiction of 1944 France, noting that new-gen hardware brought a significant visual upgrade, while Jeuxvideo.com (PS5) and Press Start Australia lauded its "best-looking" status in the series, emphasizing historical accuracy and detailed landscapes. The X-ray kill cam was frequently cited as a standout feature, with Cultured Vultures and TheXboxHub praising its gruesome yet visually striking execution. Additionally, Pure Xbox and Metro GameCentral commended the use of photogrammetry to create vivid, atmospheric environments, such as the verticality of Mont Saint Michel and the French countryside, which enhanced immersion and visual variety. However, several critics pointed out that the game’s graphics felt technically dated, with repetitive design elements and subpar character models. Twinfinite criticized the open world for feeling "empty" and linear due to a lack of engaging vantage points, while JeuxActu and BaziCenter noted that character animations and visuals resembled those of Sniper Elite 4, lacking modern polish. The Loadout (Xbox Series S) and Dexerto highlighted technical issues like graphical glitches, clipping, and inconsistent texture quality, with the latter calling character models "janky" and unnatural. Oyungezer and GameByte also mentioned design flaws such as invisible walls and closed-off areas, which detracted from the player’s experience despite the game’s ambitious environmental scale. Overall, critics acknowledged Sniper Elite 5 as a visually strong entry in the series, particularly for its attention to historical detail and atmospheric environments, but many felt it failed to fully capitalize on next-gen hardware. While IGN France and Eurogamer Italy praised its improved textures, lighting, and level design, others like Gfinity and Vandal noted that the visuals didn’t represent a "significant generational leap." The consensus leaned toward a mixed reception: the game’s environments and X-ray mechanics were celebrated, but outdated character models, repetitive kill cams, and technical hiccups (as highlighted by GamingBolt and Xbox Tavern) prevented it from feeling truly modern. For many, Sniper Elite 5 was a step forward in visual storytelling but fell short of the polish expected from 2022’s new-gen titles.

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Music and Sound Design

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Most praise Sniper Elite 5's immersive, historically accurate sound design—boasting orchestral intensity, spatial audio, and visceral weapon effects—but critics panned repetitive music, cheesy voice acting, and inconsistent scoring, leaving its audio brilliance slightly tarnished.

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Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

43%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

48%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The majority of reviewers praise the sound design of Sniper Elite 5 for its immersive and historically accurate elements, which significantly enhance gameplay. Critics like COGconnected highlight "excellent orchestral tracks" and "pounding and thumping sounds of live conflict," while Dexerto applauds the "booming, slow-motion explosion of a bullet leaving the chamber" as a standout moment. Eurogamer Italy and IGN France commend the spatial audio and environmental soundscapes, noting how ambient noises and enemy dialogues create an authentic atmosphere. Jeuxvideo.com and JeuxActu emphasize the use of French accents and propaganda to deepen immersion, while Metro GameCentral praises the DualSense haptic feedback and heartbeat sounds for enhancing the sniping experience. Additionally, Games.cz and Windows Central highlight realistic weapon effects and historically accurate audio, reinforcing the game’s WWII setting. However, several critics point out shortcomings in the music and sound design. Gamer.no criticizes the lack of effective sound masking, making stealth gameplay frustrating, while PC Gamer calls the score "thematically inconsistent" and "juvenile," failing to match the game’s tone. XboxAddict notes that repetitive music can detract from critical moments, and T3 describes the voice acting as "cheesy." IGN Italia and Vandal mention issues with voice acting depth and minimal musical impact, respectively. Merlin'in Kazanı and Gamer.no also criticize the lackluster sound design, arguing it leaves players disconnected. While most praise environmental audio, a subset of reviewers feel the music lacks originality or emotional weight, creating an uneven experience. Overall, the consensus leans toward positive reception for the sound design, particularly its realism, immersion, and tactical importance in stealth mechanics. Most critics agree that ambient sounds, weapon effects, and voice acting contribute to the game’s atmosphere, with Gamepressure and Generación Xbox highlighting the value of German dialogue and accents. However, the music receives mixed feedback, with some calling it "well-crafted" (BaziCenter) while others find it "generic" (PC Gamer) or "repetitive" (XboxAddict). Despite these critiques, the majority view Sniper Elite 5’s sound design as a strong asset, even if its musical elements occasionally fall short of expectations. The game’s audio succeeds in making players feel immersed in its wartime setting, though its shortcomings in music and voice acting prevent it from being universally lauded.

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Voice Acting

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Sniper Elite 5's voice acting is a mixed bag—praised for authenticity, Karl Fairburne’s depth, and regional accents, but criticized for emotional flatness, wooden delivery, and repetitive lines, with some calling it "horrific" and others noting missed localization opportunities. It occasionally shines but fails to match the game’s ambitions.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

17%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

63%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

20%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Sniper Elite 5 receives a mix of praise, particularly for its authenticity and character-specific performances. Critics like BaziCenter highlight Karl Fairburne’s performance as adding depth, while Impulsegamer praises the characters feeling "alive" and engaging, noting Karl’s calm demeanor contrasting with intense moments. Gamepressure appreciates the German voice acting as more believable than English, and Jeuxvideo.com and Vandal commend the use of original languages and accents for immersion, such as the French Resistance’s English accents. Xbox Achievements also notes Karl’s gruff voice fits his character well, enhancing the game’s atmosphere. These positives suggest that while not universally exceptional, certain aspects of the voice acting contribute meaningfully to the experience. However, several critics criticize the voice acting for lacking emotional depth and consistency. COGconnected calls it "horrific," while Digital Trends and IGN Italia describe it as gruff or unremarkable, with characters feeling emotionally flat. God is a Geek and TheSixthAxis mention "wooden" delivery, detracting from immersion, and T3 and TheGamer criticize it as cheesy or bland. GamingTrend points to repetitive lines that become distracting, and GRYOnline.pl laments poor emotional engagement in dialogues. Additionally, IGN France and SpazioGames note the absence of localized options (e.g., French or Italian dubs), which some view as a missed opportunity for broader appeal. These critiques highlight a general sense that the voice acting struggles to elevate the narrative beyond its surface-level execution. Overall, the reception is mixed, with critics divided between appreciating specific elements and criticizing broader shortcomings. While BaziCenter, Impulsegamer, and Vandal celebrate moments of authenticity and character depth, many others, including COGconnected, IGN Italia, and TheGamer, find the voice acting underwhelming or unengaging. The lack of localization options and repetitive dialogue further dampen its impact for some. Despite these issues, the voice acting occasionally shines in key areas—such as Karl’s performance or regional accents—but fails to consistently match the game’s ambitions. This duality reflects a game that prioritizes gameplay over narrative polish, leaving voice acting as a mixed but occasionally effective component.

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Technical Performance

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Sniper Elite 5 delivers smooth PS5/Xbox Series X performance with stable 60fps and immersive DualSense features but suffers from glitches, outdated mechanics, and AI flaws—PC struggles with texture issues, though patches may ease rough edges.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

19%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

65%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

16%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Sniper Elite 5 across platforms shows a mix of strengths and weaknesses. On PS5, several critics highlighted smooth gameplay, with GameSpew praising its "next-gen feel" and immersive DualSense features like adaptive triggers, while PlayStation Universe noted stable 60fps performance without frame drops. Xbox Series X also received positive feedback, as Gamer.nl and ZTGD emphasized smooth 4k/60fps rendering with minimal graphical hiccups. For PC, GameWatcher commended the game’s excellent optimization on high settings, and GamesByte noted "minimal loading times" despite some gameplay limitations. Additionally, IGN France acknowledged solid performance overall, though it mentioned minor collision detection issues. These positives suggest that the game runs well on modern hardware, particularly in terms of frame rates and responsiveness. However, technical issues plagued multiple platforms. On PS5, critics like Gamepressure and PlayStation LifeStyle criticized glitches such as "character teleportation," "input lag," and bugs requiring save reloads, while Multiplayer.it lamented dated mechanics despite 60fps performance. Xbox Series X faced similar challenges: XGN and GameMAG noted movement issues and awkward animations, though Stevivor downplayed these as "not too worrisome." On PC, NME and INVEN highlighted problems like invisible walls, AI inconsistencies, and terrain collision flaws. Jeuxvideo.com (PS5) and Jeuxvideo.com (Xbox Series X) both pointed to reused graphical elements and aging mechanics, while But Why Tho? and TheGamer cited specific bugs like unending reload loops and "terrain clipping." These issues collectively suggest that technical polish remains a concern across platforms. Despite the mixed feedback, there is a general consensus that Sniper Elite 5’s technical performance is uneven but not entirely detrimental. While PS5 and Xbox Series X versions face persistent bugs and AI flaws (e.g., Jeuxvideo.com, GameMAG), they also benefit from stable frame rates and optimized visuals (e.g., Gamer.nl, GameSpew). The PC version, though praised for optimization by some (e.g., GamesByte, GameWatcher), struggles with texture management and anti-aliasing issues. Notably, many critics acknowledged that patches could mitigate these problems—Xbox Tavern and KeenGamer mentioned potential fixes—and that the core gameplay remains functional despite rough edges. Overall, while technical flaws are widespread, they vary in severity across platforms, with some versions (like Xbox Series X) showing more stability than others.

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Replay Value

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Sniper Elite 5 delivers robust replay value through co-op, invasion modes, and customization, but repetition, a short campaign, and a paywalled Hitler mission undermine its longevity.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

63%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

37%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The overall sentiment toward Sniper Elite 5’s replay value is largely positive, with many critics praising its diverse gameplay elements and flexibility. Multiple reviewers highlight the game’s co-op play, invasion modes, and multiplayer options as key contributors to its longevity. For instance, GameGrin emphasizes the abundance of medals, ribbons, and customizable difficulty settings, while IGN France notes the variety of mission approaches and collectibles that encourage repeated playthroughs. The invasion mode, where players can disrupt others’ campaigns as Axis snipers, is frequently cited as a standout feature by XboxAddict, Twinfinite, and GameSpot. Additionally, CD-Action and But Why Tho? commend the game’s weapon customization and ability to replay missions with new strategies, keeping the experience fresh. The inclusion of survival modes, side quests, and optional objectives (e.g., Games.cz and Xbox Achievements) further enhances its appeal for players seeking varied challenges. However, several critics point out notable drawbacks that temper the game’s replayability. Gamer.no and Destructoid criticize the lack of engaging missions and weak mechanics, arguing that repetitive side quests and recycled objectives diminish long-term interest. JeuxActu specifically mentions the paywall for the iconic Hitler mission, which could frustrate fans of the series. Others, like PC Invasion and SpazioGames, note that while weapon unlocks and exploration add depth, the predictability of tasks and limited secondary objective depth may lead to burnout. IGN and XboxAddict also highlight that the campaign’s relatively short length (around 18 hours) and lack of carryover between single-player and multiplayer progression could limit sustained engagement for some players. Despite these criticisms, the majority of critics agree that Sniper Elite 5 offers significant replay value through its blend of modes, customization, and strategic depth. While Gamer.no and Destructoid express reservations about repetition and mechanics, many others—such as GameRant, GamesBeat, and ZTGD—praise the game’s adaptability for different playstyles and its ability to cater to both casual and hardcore gamers. The invasion mode and co-op features are particularly lauded for adding competitive and cooperative layers, even if some critics like XGN note the absence of offline co-op. Ultimately, while not without flaws, Sniper Elite 5 is seen as a title that rewards exploration and experimentation, making it a strong contender for players seeking extended gameplay beyond the main campaign.

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replay value

Sniper Elite 5 delivers robust replay value through co-op, invasion modes, and customization, but repetition, a short campaign, and a paywalled Hitler mission undermine its longevity.

Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

59%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

40%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The majority of critics praise Sniper Elite 5 for its refined gameplay mechanics, immersive sniping experience, and engaging level design. Many highlight the game’s return of iconic features like X-ray killcams and the addictive Axis Invasion mode, with Wccftech noting the "addictive" nature of the latter. God is a Geek and GamesRadar+ laud it as the best entry in the series, emphasizing layered combat, expansive maps, and a solid gameplay loop. The game’s tactical depth and polished stealth elements are frequently praised, with TheGamer calling it a "fun shooter" that delivers on expectations despite narrative shortcomings. Additionally, GameGrin hails it as an "outstanding game" that surpasses expectations, while Eurogamer Italy and Jeuxvideo.com commend its immersive experience for both veterans and newcomers. These positives underscore the game’s strengths in delivering a satisfying stealth-action experience. However, several critics point to significant drawbacks, including technical issues, lack of innovation, and narrative shortcomings. COGconnected and Gamer.no describe the game as a "disappointment" and a "regression," respectively, arguing that it fails to evolve the series. GameSkinny criticizes poor stealth mechanics and a generic protagonist, while Twinfinite and Multiplayer.it note its outdated design and lack of creativity. Technical flaws such as bugs, environmental interactivity issues, and repetitive sound design are recurring complaints, with JeuxActu and TheLoadout highlighting these as detractors. Additionally, GAMES.CH and KeenGamer suggest the game relies too heavily on established mechanics without introducing fresh ideas, while GameStar acknowledges its appeal to fans but notes it lacks "groundbreaking innovations." These critiques reflect a sense of missed potential despite the game’s core strengths. Overall, the consensus leans toward Sniper Elite 5 being a solid, if unremarkable, entry in the series that satisfies long-time fans while falling short of revolutionary progress. While critics like IGN Italia and Metro GameCentral celebrate it as the "best" in the franchise, others such as GameRant and Shacknews acknowledge its improvements over predecessors but note its reliance on familiar formulas. The game’s strengths in gameplay and stealth mechanics are balanced by criticisms of narrative depth, technical issues, and creative stagnation. As GamesRadar+ and XboxEra observe, it strikes a balance between nostalgia and refinement, making it a worthwhile experience for enthusiasts but one that leaves room for growth. The mixed reception underscores its status as a competent continuation rather than a groundbreaking leap forward.

TL;DR

A polished, nostalgic treat for fans of stealth-action, Sniper Elite 5 delivers refined mechanics, immersive sniping, and addictive modes like Axis Invasion—yet stumbles on technical flaws, repetitive design, and a lack of innovation, falling short of revolutionary progress despite its strengths.

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Reviews

162 reviews found

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GameGrin

May 25, 2022

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Sniper Elite 5 is an outstanding game that surpasses expectations. It offers a great gameplay experience with plenty to do, collect, and kill. Highly recommended.

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Gaming Age

PlayStation 5

May 31, 2022

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The overall verdict is positive, with the reviewer recommending Sniper Elite 5 and praising the series for its consistent quality.

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Pure Xbox

Xbox Series X

May 25, 2022

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Sniper Elite 5 is hailed as the best entry in the franchise, combining engaging gameplay, stunning visuals, and a wealth of content, making it a must-play for fans.

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Xbox One

Jun 22, 2022

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Sniper Elite 5 is highly engaging and entertaining, with captivating gameplay, stunning graphics, and a compelling story. It is recommended for fans of the series and newcomers alike.

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Worth Playing

May 25, 2022

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Overall, Sniper Elite 5 is a solid continuation of the series with engaging gameplay and new features, despite some aspects feeling familiar.

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TheXboxHub

Xbox Series X

May 31, 2022

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Sniper Elite 5 is a triumph with great campaign and fun modes, despite the PvP issues, making it a must-play for sniping fans.

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GamesBeat

PlayStation 5

May 26, 2022

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The game delivers what fans expect from the series with new maps, new ways to kill Nazis, and enjoyable gameplay. The graphics, however, lack a next-generation feel. Overall, it is an absolute blast to play.

Windows Central

May 26, 2022

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Sniper Elite 5 builds upon its predecessors with improvements while maintaining a familiar formula, appealing to fans of the series.

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GamesRadar+

PlayStation 5

May 25, 2022

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Sniper Elite 5 is described as the most well-rounded entry in the series, successfully combining familiar mechanics with new features, making it a standout title.

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Shacknews

May 25, 2022

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Sniper Elite 5 successfully delivers a satisfying experience for fans of the series, with improvements in gameplay and new features, despite some technical issues.