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Sniper Elite: Resistance

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

2025

GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Shooter, Single Player, Multiplayer, First Person Perspective

AvailableJan 30, 2025

PlatformXbox Series X, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, PlayStation 4

DeveloperRebellion

Overview

Offering unparalleled sniping mechanics, stealth and tactical third-person combat, Sniper Elite: Resistance turns the attention of the award-winning series towards a hidden war, far from the front lines, deep within the heart of occupied France.

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Sniper Elite: Resistance offers a structurally sound, emotionally competent WWII narrative with a fresh protagonist and historical flair, but its reliance on clichés, shallow characters, and predictable plots squanders chances to elevate the franchise. While gameplay thrives, the story feels like a generic action film—reliable but forgettable, prioritizing missions over meaningful engagement. A missed opportunity to innovate.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

13%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

76%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

11%

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

The story of Sniper Elite: Resistance receives some commendation for its structural coherence and thematic familiarity, with critics like SomosXbox noting that its narrative is "well-structured" and "presents moments emotional" despite its ups and downs. IGN Adria highlights that it expands on the original Sniper Elite universe by exploring the challenges of resistance fighters through a new protagonist, Harry Hawker, and includes "moral dilemmas and emotional moments" that enhance engagement. TheXboxHub acknowledges the story as "engaging" despite its unconvincing Cockney accent, while GamesRadar+ praises the "engaging dialogue and delivery" and the "straightforward story" that serves as a backdrop for enjoyable gameplay. The game’s focus on WWII France and the D-Day timeline, as mentioned by Creative Bloq and Xbox Tavern, provides a historically grounded setting, and the introduction of a new lead character is seen as a "fresh touch" by PlaySense, even if it doesn’t fully break from the franchise’s established tropes. These reviews suggest the story, while not groundbreaking, offers a functional and accessible framework for the game’s stealth-action mechanics. However, the narrative is frequently criticized for its lack of originality and depth. Gamer.nl and GameSpot both describe the story as "repetitive" and "lacks innovation," with the latter calling the villains "one-dimensional 'Bad Guys'" and the plot "lackluster." Checkpoint Gaming and Cubed3 point to a "bland" and "forgettable" protagonist, while Digital Trends and GamingBolt argue the story is "insignificant" and "underwhelming," prioritizing gameplay over meaningful engagement. Vgames and Gamer.no label the narrative "uninteresting" and "cliched," with the latter noting it relies on "familiar action film clichés." Even XboxEra and XboxAddict acknowledge the "familiar beats" and "simple plot," while Xbox Tavern and PlayStation Universe critique the lack of character development and vague backstory for Harry Hawker. These criticisms collectively paint a picture of a story that feels derivative and fails to elevate the franchise’s usual strengths. Overall, the consensus among critics is that Sniper Elite: Resistance delivers a competent but unremarkable narrative, serving more as a vehicle for gameplay than a compelling standalone story. While some reviewers, such as SomosXbox and IGN Adria, appreciate its emotional beats and structural elements, the majority—including GameSpot, Digital Trends, and Vgames—see it as a predictable, shallow extension of the series’ WWII themes. The introduction of Harry Hawker as a new protagonist is viewed as a mixed blessing: it adds a "mouthier and more energetic dynamic" (Pure Xbox) but doesn’t significantly innovate the formula. Most agree that the story’s primary role is to frame missions rather than drive player investment, with TrueAchievements and Push Square emphasizing its secondary importance to the gameplay experience. Ultimately, while the narrative isn’t outright terrible, it’s seen as a missed opportunity to deepen the franchise’s storytelling or explore more nuanced themes.

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Gameplay Mechanics

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TLDR: Sniper Elite: Resistance delivers polished stealth gameplay, addictive sniping, and tactical depth—yet its clunky combat, recycled mechanics, and lack of innovation make it a safe, derivative entry. While x-ray kills and flexible approaches please fans, unrefined systems and forced propaganda challenges highlight a series stuck in its own formula, offering comfort over controversy.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

61%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

39%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

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

The gameplay of Sniper Elite: Resistance is widely praised for its familiarity and satisfying mechanics, particularly its emphasis on stealth, sniping, and strategic exploration. Critics like Creative Bloq and Pure Xbox highlight the comfort of returning to the series’ established formula, noting the intricate maps and opportunities for long-range sniping that cater to methodical players. Restart.run and ZTGD commend the creative freedom, allowing players to approach missions through stealth, direct combat, or a mix of both, while GamesRadar+ and IGN Adria appreciate the tactical depth, including features like sabotage, cooperative tasks, and granular difficulty customization. The iconic x-ray kill cam and well-designed levels with vantage points are recurring positives, with Digital Trends and Gamesurf praising the traditional stealth elements and strategic planning. Overall, the game’s core mechanics feel polished and rewarding for fans of the series, offering a blend of precision and flexibility that aligns with its predecessors. However, several critics point to shortcomings in innovation and refinement. Gamer.nl and GameSpot criticize inconsistent controls and unpolished mechanics, particularly in close-quarters combat, where gunplay feels “janky” and unreliable. Xbox Tavern and Push Square note unrefined mechanics and frustrating enemy AI, while XboxAddict and SpazioGames argue that the game lacks originality, feeling more like an expansion or DLC than a meaningful evolution. Issues with secondary weapons, the cover system, and repetitive core mechanics are mentioned by Xbox Tavern, GameSpew, and PlaySense, with XboxAddict specifically calling out “forced” propaganda challenges. Additionally, Gamer.no and Vandal observe that the consequences of player actions are minimal, reducing the sense of impact, and GamesRadar+ acknowledges that while new features like Propaganda mode add variety, they don’t fully compensate for the absence of groundbreaking innovations. Despite mixed reactions, the overall consensus leans toward Sniper Elite: Resistance being a competent but derivative entry in the series. While Creative Bloq, Pure Xbox, and Checkpoint Gaming emphasize its enjoyable, accessible gameplay and strong stealth foundations, many reviewers, including TheXboxHub and Vandal, feel it fails to break new ground, instead relying heavily on recycled mechanics from Sniper Elite 5. The balance between stealth and action is a highlight for most, with GamesRadar+ and Gamesurf praising its versatility, but the lack of significant improvements in core systems and the occasional clunky design—such as XboxEra’s mention of unrefined mechanics—dampen the experience. Ultimately, the game is seen as a solid, if not revolutionary, title that caters to fans of the franchise but may leave others wanting more in terms of originality and polish.

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Graphics and Visual Design

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Sniper Elite: Resistance dazzles with WWII-era environments and a gory X-ray kill cam, but its stagnant design, outdated visuals, and technical flaws (flat textures, PS3-level animations) make it a forgettable, unambitious entry that feels like a PS4 port, not a next-gen evolution.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

36%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

64%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

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

The graphics and visual design of Sniper Elite: Resistance receive praise for their detailed environments, atmospheric settings, and technical execution, particularly in creating immersive WWII-era scenes. Critics like Creative Bloq highlight the "impressively detailed environments with fine texture work and improved lighting," blending comic-book sensibilities with historical accuracy. Pure Xbox commends the "beautifully designed maps" and "WW2 atmospherics," while XboxEra notes the "beautiful environments" and "clean 60 fps on Xbox." The X-ray kill cam is frequently lauded as a standout feature, with TrueAchievements calling it "a fun and gory feature" and Checkpoint Gaming praising its "satisfying and gory" execution. Xbox Tavern and XboxAddict also acknowledge the game’s "stunning locations" and "decent" visuals, respectively, emphasizing the effort put into world-building and historical authenticity. However, several critics point to a lack of innovation and technical shortcomings that detract from the experience. GameSpot and XboxAddict criticize the game for feeling like a "reskin of previous games" or a "smaller studio" effort with "no innovation." Gamer.nl and Critical Hits note that the visual design remains "consistent with previous titles" but lacks "fresh aesthetics" or "significant innovation." GameOver.gr and Gamer.no describe the graphics as "outdated" and "mediocre for a 2025 title," while GameSpew compares the character animations to a "late-gen PS3 game." Cubed3 and PlayStation Universe highlight issues like "excessive ambient occlusion" in interiors and "flat character textures," with SpazioGames criticizing "poor facial expressions" and "bland textures." Technical glitches, such as those mentioned by TheXboxHub, further undermine the visual polish. The overall consensus leans toward a mixed reception, with critics acknowledging the game’s strengths in environmental design and atmosphere while critiquing its lack of evolution. Creative Bloq and XboxEra praise the visuals as "great" and "sharp," but GameSpot and Cubed3 argue that the series has "not progressed" since earlier entries. Metro GameCentral and IGN Adria note the "nostalgic comic book style" and "modern and detailed" presentation, yet WellPlayed and Vandal stress that the game feels more like a "PS4 port" than a next-gen title. While the game’s historical setting and sandbox design are frequently praised, the recurring theme of stagnation—echoed by Gamer.nl, GameSpot, and Gamer.no—suggests that Resistance fails to fully capitalize on its technical potential, leaving it as a competent but unremarkable entry in the series.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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Sniper Elite: Resistance nails immersive war atmospheres and period-accurate audio, but unconvincing voice acting, cringeworthy music, and distracting commentary bog down the experience, creating a mixed bag of sound that undercuts its stealth potential.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

77%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

15%

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

The sound design in Sniper Elite: Resistance receives generally positive feedback from several critics, with particular emphasis on its environmental and atmospheric elements. TheXboxHub highlights the "impressive" audio, noting the realistic sounds of gunfire and vehicles, which contribute to the game’s immersive war-torn setting. XboxAddict praises the "positive" sound design, especially the audio cues for gameplay mechanics like propaganda posters, which add a layer of interactivity. GamingTrend commends the "effective" sound design for its distant gunfire and ambient war sounds, while Vandal appreciates the "well-executed" audio that complements the action sequences with period-authentic music. Critical Hits also notes the "good" soundtrack, suggesting that the musical elements align with the game’s historical tone. These reviews collectively underscore the game’s strengths in creating a believable and engaging auditory experience, particularly through environmental details and period-specific compositions. However, the music and voice acting face more mixed or critical reception. Gamer.nl criticizes the "distracting" Harry’s commentary, which they argue undermines the stealth immersion. TheXboxHub and IGN Adria both point to issues with the main character’s voice acting, with the latter calling it "unconvincing and occasionally irritating." XboxEra describes the protagonist’s voice as "a dime store Jason Statham," implying a lack of depth or authenticity, while Cubed3 and Vgames note that the music is "not particularly memorable" or "cringeworthy," respectively. Additionally, WellPlayed highlights "audio mixing issues" that confuse players about enemy locations, and GamingBolt mentions "passable" voice acting, suggesting a lack of standout quality. These critiques reveal that while the sound design excels in certain areas, the music and voice work are seen as weaker, with some elements failing to meet expectations for immersion or emotional impact. Overall, the consensus among critics is that Sniper Elite: Resistance delivers a solid and effective sound design, particularly in its environmental and realistic audio elements, but the music and voice acting are less consistent. While some praise the period-authentic score and immersive environmental sounds, others find the voice work unconvincing or the music forgettable. TheXboxHub and GamingTrend emphasize the strengths of the audio, but their mentions of voice acting flaws and the occasional distraction of commentary (as noted by Gamer.nl) reflect a broader concern about the balance between immersion and execution. The game’s audio is seen as functional and atmospheric, yet it lacks the exceptional quality that could elevate it to a truly standout experience, with the music and voice acting being the most polarizing aspects.

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Voice Acting

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Sniper Elite: Resistance’s voice acting is polarizing — some praise its quirky accents and humor, but many criticize the protagonist’s grating, unconvincing performance, calling it a missed chance to elevate the game’s storytelling.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

10%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

70%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

20%

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

The voice acting in Sniper Elite: Resistance receives some positive attention, particularly for its distinctive characterizations and stylistic choices. Critics like Critical Hits and Cubed3 highlight the humor and narrative effectiveness of the exaggerated accents, with the latter noting that they "convey the story in a humorous yet serious manner." Digital Trends and God is a Geek appreciate the protagonist, Harry Hawker, for his resemblance to Jason Statham, which adds a "new attitude" to the game, while Gamer.no finds his performance "entertaining" despite its lack of depth. Additionally, XboxEra and Xbox Tavern acknowledge the unique vocal traits of the main character, with the former comparing him to a "dime store Jason Statham" and the latter noting his "thick French accents" as a quirky, if cheesy, element. These reviews suggest that while not universally lauded, the voice acting occasionally brings personality and charm to the game’s characters, particularly in its use of regional dialects and tonal energy. However, the majority of critiques focus on the voice acting’s shortcomings, especially regarding the protagonist. Gamer.nl and IGN Adria both describe Harry Hawker’s performance as "annoying" and "irritating," with the former criticizing his "constant quips and barks" as "grating" and the latter calling it "unconvincing" and detrimental to immersion. TheXboxHub and TrueAchievements echo similar concerns, pointing to the main character’s "unconvincing" delivery and "juvenile" dialogue, while Vgames deems the voice acting "embarrassing" and "detracts from the character’s appeal." Xbox Tavern also notes the "thick French accents" as potentially cheesy, and GamingBolt and GamingTrend describe the overall voice acting as "serviceable" or "decent" but unremarkable, with "odd moments" that fail to elevate the experience. These criticisms often center on the protagonist’s lack of nuance, repetitive lines, and the perception that the voice work feels underdeveloped or overly reliant on clichés. The overall consensus among critics is mixed, with significant divide between the reception of the protagonist’s voice acting and the supporting cast. While some praise the humor and stylistic flair of the accents, others find them jarring or unconvincing, particularly when tied to the main character. Gamer.nl and TheXboxHub are among the most vocal in their disapproval, arguing that Harry Hawker’s performance disrupts immersion, whereas Critical Hits and Cubed3 on PS5 see it as a positive addition. The game’s voice acting is generally not a standout feature, with GamingBolt and WellPlayed noting its mediocrity and lack of depth. Despite this, the protagonist’s "delightfully panto accent" (as described by Pure Xbox) and "confident" delivery (per PlayStation Universe) suggest that the voice work, while polarizing, does attempt to inject personality. Ultimately, the reviews reflect a split: some find it entertaining or thematically fitting, while others view it as a missed opportunity to enhance the game’s narrative and immersion.

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Technical Performance

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Sniper Elite: Resistance runs smoothly with 60fps and 4K on Xbox/PS5, but AI glitches, clunky animations, and environmental flaws plague both platforms, revealing a technically flawed experience despite next-gen polish and developer promises to fix issues.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

16%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

64%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

20%

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

The technical performance of Sniper Elite: Resistance on both the Xbox Series X and PS5 received mixed but generally positive feedback, with several critics highlighting its stability and visual improvements. On the Xbox Series X, Creative Bloq praised the crisp visuals and noted that the game runs smoothly, while Pure Xbox described the performance as "very slick" despite minor technical quirks like vaulting and crouch-walking issues. XboxEra confirmed a stable 60fps on Xbox, though they mentioned graphical hiccups on PC, suggesting the console versions are more polished. For the PS5, GamingTrend and PlaySense commended the game’s smooth 60fps at 4K resolution, with GamingTrend specifically noting the DualSense controller’s adaptive triggers and aim assist as positives. Checkpoint Gaming and SpazioGames also acknowledged stability, with the latter comparing it to Sniper Elite 5 and emphasizing its overall reliability despite some AI and animation hiccups. However, technical shortcomings were prevalent across both platforms. On Xbox Series X, Gamer.nl criticized control responsiveness and accuracy, while GameSpot and TheXboxHub pointed to lingering bugs, wall interaction inconsistencies, and "numerous technical issues" that disrupted gameplay. TrueAchievements and Xbox Tavern highlighted AI flaws and environmental clipping, respectively, with the latter calling for significant polishing. On PS5, Gamer.no and Gamesurf noted outdated animations and technical limitations, while GamingBolt and PlayStation Country mentioned sluggish movement, animation bugs, and physics-related glitches. Vgames and IGN Adria criticized the cover system and AI recognition, and PlayStation Universe echoed concerns about immersion-detracting environment clipping. These issues suggest that while the game is technically functional, it struggles with consistency and polish. Overall, the consensus among critics leans toward a balanced assessment, with both platforms showcasing solid performance but marred by persistent technical flaws. While GamingTrend and PlaySense praised the PS5’s 4K/60fps stability, others like Gamesurf and WellPlayed felt it fell short of modern expectations. On Xbox, Creative Bloq and Pure Xbox highlighted visual and performance strengths, yet Gamer.nl and TheXboxHub emphasized control and bug-related frustrations. Despite these issues, developers like Rebellion have acknowledged AI problems and promised fixes, indicating efforts to address flaws post-launch. The game’s technical performance appears to be a mixed bag, with next-gen hardware handling it adequately but not flawlessly, and its shortcomings—particularly in AI, animations, and environmental design—raising questions about its readiness as a full-fledged entry in the series.

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Replay Value

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Sniper Elite: Resistance earns praise for its replayability via varied modes, hidden objectives, and collectibles, but critics slam its lack of innovation, shallow content, and repetitive mechanics, calling it a lukewarm sequel that leans on familiar formulas over meaningful depth.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

47%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

53%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

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

The overall sentiment among critics regarding the replay value of Sniper Elite: Resistance is largely positive, with many praising its diverse gameplay options and structured incentives for multiple playthroughs. Reviewers like Creative Bloq, Pure Xbox, and TrueAchievements highlight the game’s extensive exploration, hidden objectives, and modes such as Invasion, Propaganda, and co-op play as key contributors to its replayability. Checkpoint Gaming and GamesRadar+ emphasize the variety of mission approaches, challenge missions, and customizable difficulty settings, which cater to different playstyles and encourage experimentation. Dexerto and Digital Trends note the depth of career progression systems and hidden secrets, while GamingBolt and Vandal commend the inclusion of new missions, challenges, and unlockable content. These elements collectively create a foundation for sustained engagement, particularly for players who enjoy collecting, mastering mechanics, or exploring alternative strategies. However, several critics express concerns about the game’s limitations in terms of innovation and content depth. Gamer.nl and XboxEra argue that the lack of original ideas and minimal new content may deter returning players, while TheXboxHub and GamingTrend describe the core experience as feeling short or rushed, with solo campaign playtime clocking in at around 10 hours. XboxAddict and PlayStation Universe point out that the primary motivation for replaying is limited to collectible hunting or specific modes like Propaganda Challenges, which might not justify extended play for all audiences. IGN Adria and Xbox Tavern also note that while there are additional modes, the cooperative play lacks depth, and the rewards for completing secondary objectives are underwhelming. These critiques suggest that the game’s replay value is more about quantity than quality, with some modes feeling repetitive or insufficiently rewarding. The consensus among critics is mixed, reflecting a balance between the game’s structured replayability and its perceived shortcomings. While Creative Bloq, TrueAchievements, and GamesRadar+ argue that the game’s mechanics and modes offer enough variety to justify multiple sessions, others like Gamer.nl and XboxEra feel it falls short of delivering a compelling reason to return beyond its initial playthrough. GamingBolt and Gamer.no acknowledge the multiplayer and co-op elements as enjoyable but note they don’t significantly elevate the core experience. Ultimately, the game seems to cater to fans of the series who appreciate its familiar framework and collectible-driven incentives, but its lack of substantial innovation or content may leave veteran players wanting more. The overall verdict leans toward moderate replay value, with the game’s strengths in accessibility and variety offset by its repetitive nature and reliance on expansion-like mechanics.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

35%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

65%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

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

The overall sentiment toward Sniper Elite: Resistance is largely positive, with many critics highlighting its strengths as a solid return to the series. Reviewers like Creative Bloq and Pure Xbox praise its visual upgrades, engaging new campaign, and fun gameplay, noting that it appeals to both existing fans and third-person shooter enthusiasts. Checkpoint Gaming and GamesRadar+ commend its sandbox-style Nazi-killing mechanics, high replayability, and a good balance of action and stealth, while Cubed3 appreciates its ambitious design and strong level architecture. The introduction of new features such as Propaganda Missions (highlighted by TrueAchievements and XboxEra) and the emphasis on tactical gameplay are seen as welcome additions, with Metro GameCentral lauding its "unique World War setting" and "fun change of pace." These positives suggest the game successfully retains the core elements that made the series popular, offering a satisfying sniping experience for those familiar with the franchise. However, the negatives are centered around a perceived lack of innovation and originality. Gamer.nl and TheXboxHub describe it as a "missed opportunity for innovation" and a "glorified DLC," respectively, while XboxAddict and SpazioGames argue it feels too similar to its predecessor, Sniper Elite 5, and lacks the "wow factor" to stand out. Digital Trends and GamingBolt point to a "flat story" and "repetitive missions," and Vandal and Vgames note technical flaws and minor issues that detract from the experience. Gamer.no and GAMES.CH criticize its stagnation, suggesting it fails to evolve the series beyond its established formula. These critiques indicate that while the game is enjoyable, it struggles to justify its full price or offer fresh content for long-time players, with some calling it a "stopgap" rather than a meaningful sequel. The overall consensus among critics is that Sniper Elite: Resistance is a competent but unremarkable entry in the franchise, best suited for fans who prioritize its core mechanics over innovation. While GameSpot and Critical Hits acknowledge its appeal to newcomers, many agree it feels more like an expansion than a standalone title, as noted by ZTGD and GamingTrend. The game’s strengths—such as its sniping gameplay, level design, and replay value—are balanced by its technical shortcomings and lack of significant evolution. Xbox Tavern and WellPlayed emphasize that it "retains the series' core elements" but fails to "keep the franchise feeling fresh." Despite mixed reactions, the majority of reviews suggest it’s a worthwhile addition for series loyalists, though not a groundbreaking one. The repeated praise for its "familiar fun" and "satisfying sniping experience" underscores its role as a safe, if not revolutionary, continuation of the Sniper Elite legacy.

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Sniper Elite: Resistance nails the formula with slick visuals, addictive sniping, and sandbox Nazi-killing, but lacks innovation, feeling like a rehashed DLC rather than a bold sequel. While fans will enjoy its familiar thrills, critics call it a stagnant, repetitive stopgap that fails to evolve the series or justify its price for veterans.

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Reviews

128 reviews found

God is a Geek

PlayStation 5

Jan 27, 2025

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An enjoyable title with tight gameplay, great enemy AI, and complete freedom in gameplay, despite not introducing new elements

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Pure Xbox

Xbox Series X

Jan 27, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance is praised for being a solid return to the series, offering engaging gameplay, well-designed maps, and new features like Propaganda missions. While it may lack the wow factor of its predecessor, it delivers where it matters most, making it a great addition to the Sniper Elite franchise.

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Creative Bloq

Xbox Series X

Jan 27, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance is praised for its visual upgrade, engaging new campaign, and fun gameplay, appealing to existing fans and third-person shooter enthusiasts.

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GamesRadar+

PlayStation 5

Jan 27, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance offers familiar but consistently fun gameplay with a good balance of action and stealth, providing a satisfying experience with strong replay value

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Hey Poor Player

PlayStation 5

Jan 27, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance is a satisfying continuation of the series, delivering engaging stealth and sniping action, though it plays it safe with familiar gameplay elements. It is recommended for fans of the series.

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GamingBolt

PlayStation 5

Jan 28, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance builds on the strengths of its predecessor, delivering a solid stealth experience despite some shortcomings in story and technical performance.

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PlayStation Country

PlayStation 5

Feb 3, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance is a fun and expansive experience with plenty to do, despite some issues with glitches and day one DLC. It encourages exploration and offers varied gameplay.

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TrueAchievements

Xbox Series X

Jan 27, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance offers familiar gameplay with some new additions like Propaganda Missions, but lacks significant innovation. Despite some technical issues, the game provides a satisfying sniping experience with good replay value.

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Critical Hits

PlayStation 5

Apr 8, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance offers a solid and enjoyable experience, especially for newcomers, despite lacking significant innovation and having a reduced difficulty level.

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GamingTrend

PlayStation 5

Jan 27, 2025

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Sniper Elite: Resistance expands on Sniper Elite 5 without reinventing the series. It introduces small refinements and will appeal to fans looking for more Sniper Elite content.

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