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• gamedeal user

  Mar 2, 2022

  This game doesn't need to exist. The original got the job done and this "remaster" doesn't bring anything interesting to the table. Well it does have photo mode, yay... Actually this isn't even a remaster it's just a texture pack essentially and... it isn't even a good one. The only noticeable difference is that Karl mostly looks better, not including his hair and eyelids which actually look worse. Also for some odd reason they have taken out the swastikas. I guess they didn't realise that the game takes place during WW2 in Berlin the capital of nazi germany, but oh well. There are some bugs that weren't present in the original, like enemies glitched inside objects and levels not proceeding properly causing me to restart the level. These are pretty minor annoyances but I decided to mention them since they weren't present in the original and this is supposed to be "remaster". But the most scrotum grinding part of this game is the Sniper elite difficulty, more precisely a part of it. Mostly I like this difficulty, enemies are trying to flush you out with nades more often, they rush you more and give the pushing enemies covering fire and most importantly you have to calculate yourself where your bullet is going to land. But the dung that this difficulty has is the pinpoint accuracy of your enemies, especially the snipers. Snipers are basically Clint Eastwood with an aimbot. This is one of the worst and lazy ways to make the game more difficult. It demolishes the other ways great hard mode, not including the massive damage that your enemies deal to you, which I can live with. Maybe if they would make a remaster they would address this some way, oh wait... Overall this is a really lazy remaster *cough* texture pack *cough* that adds nothing remotely interesting to the original. And the fact that they charge 34,99 euros for this is laughable. If you own the original (its 9,99 if you own the og but still not worth it) just stick with it you aren't missing anything. If you don't own the original you can probably find it from somewhere else. If not then just buy the 3rd one, it has lots of more content and it's more refined.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 29, 2022

  + You get the original V2 included with this remastered version - The remastered version is basically the same as the original V2 As a standalone upgrade, this is not worth it in the slightest and is another damning testament to the devaluing of the remaster concept. This re-release was conceived just to sell the game again on the newer consoles (PS4/XB1) which makes more sense than this seemingly pointless upgraded version for PC. Even maxed out, it basically looks the same, or similar to how a free texture pack mod would look. Also newcomers to either version should be warned that the game works significantly better with a controller - mouse and keyboard is far too janky and animations look very twitchy and erratic even with dramatically lowered sensitivity. In all fairness it's not bad getting both games especially in a deep sale but there really is no reason to play both - the original is perfectly fine and the remaster does very little to justify its existence.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 13, 2022

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  Sniper Elite V2 Remastered Review

  Factors	Rating	Description
  🎮Gameplay	7	The sniping part of the game is surely amazing, but everything else feels unfinished.
  📷Graphics	8	Decent quality, however, visuals are a bit outdated keeping in mind it’s a remaster.
  🎧Narration/Audio	5.5	Soundtracks play very rarely and are not pleasing to hear, other than that it’s just random gunshots.
  😮Variety	8	Objective is pretty much the same, but each level is different.
  🎰Re-playability	2.5	Only for the co-op mode.
  💲Price	6	Wait for a sale.

  🎮Introduction and Storyline:

  If you are here, chances are you are seeking for a stealth based sniping game, since quite frequently, stealth comes free in a sniper game. But that’s not simply the case here; what you’ll discover is a blend of really bad rifle mechanics paired with a terrific close-range sniping experience. Sniper Elite series is highly recognized for its stealth centered gameplay and Hitman type experience, set in the World War era. But this part is the sole exception. Stealth is almost impossible in this game unless you are playing on the easiest difficulty. The game follows a World War 2 scenario, particularly, the Battle of Berlin. You play as an American OSS officer who has been assigned a duty to assassinate a group of scientists engaged in the construction of a German rocket program before the Red Army captures them. So, it’s not like you are instructing your comrades to invade a specific spot to capture someone. You are a solitary American in the center of combat where the Red Army is striving to conquer the heart of Germany. So it’s evident you have to do all the work by yourself by really penetrating strongly guarded sites. That’s what separates the franchise from other sniper games, the intense gameplay.

  🎮Gameplay:

  Overall gameplay is enjoyable, owing to the inclusion of a gratifying kill-cam. As my bullets pierced the enemies' eyes and shattered their skulls, I was certainly feeling quite at ease. The Sniper Elite series never fails to deliver a realistic sniper experience. The game has three levels of difficulty: Cadet, Marksman, and Sniper Elite. However, the description "a realistic sniping experience" is not applicable on the lowest and second hardest difficulties. The sole explanation is because the game guides you to take every shot in the Cadet and Marksman levels, neglecting every factor a genuine sniper must consider, such as wind movement, adversary distance, and height. However, this is not the case with the Sniper Elite difficulty. Now that’s some realism; you must take care of all the factors on your own and correctly predict where the bullet will land. The sniping part of the game is enjoyable, but the developers have attempted to add a little more. In addition to your primary sniper rifle, you may always carry sidearms and SMGs. However, they rather botched the implementation of these features into the game. They really serve no use, except for the sole silent weapon (a pistol). Even though it has the worst accuracy, it is effective for discreetly killing numerous enemies at once. I’d only suggest playing it as a sniper game and disregarding the other mechanics they have included to improve the experience. AI behavior is another feature that could make the gaming more immersive. However, the game takes a major L here. The AI is very foolish yet smart at the same time. Stupid, because they act exceedingly strangely in a gunfight, and frequently disregard gunfire. Smart? BECAUSE THEY CAN SEE YOU FROM MILES AWAY. It doesn’t matter if you are 400 meters away, if you miss a shot, the entire army is going know exactly where you are and spam and kill you with a fricking machinegun. The only difference I witnessed in AI when you alter the difficulty, is the amount of damage you take. They still act really bizarre and unusual. Other than the AI, I don’t really have any problems with the general gameplay. It’s satisfying and exciting to play, as long as the enemies behave appropriately. Level design: The levels are entirely linear, and there are only a few methods to accomplish a given objective. So you're following a script; if you're going to kill someone, there's just one way to do it. The game does give you the freedom to roam freely and explore a few areas of the level, but you will often reach a dead end. This game's linear gameplay may be entertaining for certain players, but if you want complete freedom to do almost anything, you may not like it. Since the game does an excellent job of illustrating a war-torn atmosphere and concealing snipers all over the map, I don't have many qualms about the linear layout. Multiplayer and Co-op: Since no one is playing anymore, the multiplayer is effectively nonexistent. So there's no point in discussing it further. Surprisingly, the game offers a co-op mode that allows you to play the campaign with a friend. If you have a friend to play with, I’d surely recommend playing it!

  📷Visuals and Audio:

  It still looks great, despite the low level of detail in the textures. Because it's a 2019 remake, I was expecting better graphics, but the explosion effects and fluid movements make up for it. There are a lot of random flames, demolished buildings, gunfire, and of course debris all over the area to keep you feeling like you're locked in a battlefield the whole game. Despite the fact that the textures aren't very finely detailed, I believe most gamers will still find the game to be visually appealing. Sound plays an important role since it decides how much you’re gonna enjoy the game. Mostly, it’s just random gunfire and other noises that assist to create the atmosphere of World War II. And any other sound that you may call a soundtrack, wasn’t really helping much. They were simply random soundtracks thrown in to amp up the tension during the gunfights, and I didn't like for them at all. I'm quite sure I would have appreciated it just as much if the soundtracks hadn't been included.

  📝Main Pros and Cons:

  Pros- <*>Realistic sniping experience. <*>Gameplay is fun, but it does have many flaws. <*>X-ray type animation that enhances the gameplay by a lot. <*>War-torn environment is displayed in an amazing manner. <*>Story is decent, though, it does have some cliché moments. <*>Co-op mode available. Cons- <*>Awful close-combat, only worth using the sniper and the silenced pistol. <*>AI behavior is pretty weird. <*>Dead multiplayer. <*>Linear level design.

  🏷️Tips to new players:

  If you want to play the game without the bullet guide but enemies are too overpowered on the Sniper Elite difficulty, you can start it in a Custom difficulty where you can select enemy skill and ballistic realism level separately. So, do use this feature and select whatever you think is appropriate.

  😇Honest Rating:

  The review is written by looking at Sniper Elite v2 Remastered as a standalone game and not a comparison with the original game. If you are someone who has previously played the original, it’s just not worth getting the remaster since it merely has nicer textures. But if you haven’t, then the remaster is something you would undoubtedly love. Sure, it does have numerous flaws, but it still provides what the series is all about- a realistic sniping experience. Get it on a sale. Rating: 6.5/10
• gamedeal user

  Feb 14, 2023

  I feel scammed. There is nothing 'remastered' in this remaster. It's just Original SEv2 with 4 additional singleplayer DLC missions. Nothing has been fixed or improved.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 29, 2023

  Pretty good game, it just didn't hold my interest all the way through to see it finished. I got the gist of the game in about an hour. A bit repetitive which is why I put it down
• ?

  Sep 6, 2023

  The character easily gets stuck, having walking issues to walk around a pillar, a wall or anything, sometimes jags, gets stuck for no reason. Also weird camera behavior, barely rotating when sprinting then when releasing sprint key it's a bit too loose. Enemies AI sometimes is unreal, they see me through a smoke or dense bush, I can't even notice them but they know about my location out of nowhere
• Lakarowski

  Sep 11, 2023

  My gambling addict friend said if I post a review on Sniper Elite V2 and it gets 350 likes and 150 Awards that he will buy me a case of beer and some vodka So im just gonna leave this here.
• gamedeal user

  May 14, 2019

  Not really a remaster. I set graphics to ultra for everything and it still looked nowhere near as good as the screenshots appear. Not worth it if you have the original.
• gamedeal user

  May 15, 2019

  Didn't know you could sell a update as a full game. It would have been a lot better if this game was done in the same engine that SE 4 uses (new movement possibilites, better killcam, better AI and stealth) The upgrade price is okay if you didn't bought the DLCs. But 31,49/35€ is a lot for a game from 2012 with some texture improvements. Now you have the same problems like in the original: After just one shot, every enemy knows exactly where you are. And something I've noticed: Why the hell is there still blood coming out of the charges placed in the first level (Schöneberg Streets) when shot? I think the idea of an remaster should be to not just improve the original but also expand on it. For example, the new climbing mechanics of SE 4 could have provided so much possibilities to climb on a roof to give yourself an advantage. Let me say it like this: It looks better, but doesn't feel better. EDIT 16.05.2019: I'm now halfway through the game and I can confirm that there is nothing changed in any mission (gameplay-wise) - It's just a sad attempt to get some money. A really sad one.
• gamedeal user

  May 17, 2019

  *** I asked for a refund! *** In short: It's a money grab. watch this video someone made! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtxAj5Sr36Q Almost exactly the same game. There are no tweaks no major tuning to the game. Most graphics are the same, Just in high res textures. Some looks like it's 2010's graphics. Character faces have "rust" like look. Vehicles are mostly the same. character design is a little improved but no major improvement. Character hair looks like "lego head hair". I am really disappointed. I'd expected a 4K 2019 Game & Graphics experience and got a remake with high res textures. It still has that annoying thing that enemies knows exactly where you are 100% of the time and all of the bugs the original SEV2 had. Not recommended .