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This remaster adds a photo mode, overhauled multiplayer, all DLC and Zombie Army Trilogy characters. The campaign is most fun when playingThis remaster adds a photo mode, overhauled multiplayer, all DLC and Zombie Army Trilogy characters. The campaign is most fun when playing cooperatively with an online buddy. However, gameplay is dated and clunky for 2019 standards. Still, if you're a fan of sniper games, you should enjoy it. Just don't expect it to be as good as Sniper Elite 3 and 4. I would rate this with a 7.3 out of 10.

Una buona campagna singleplayer dove fai le missioni da cecchino che sono fatte bene la grafica e la fisica sono buone, ma il multiplayer faUna buona campagna singleplayer dove fai le missioni da cecchino che sono fatte bene la grafica e la fisica sono buone, ma il multiplayer fa schifo e non è divertente.Si notano anche questi piccoli miglioramenti grafici essendo una remastered.

The game give absolute zero motivation to complete the story, also the control is so bad for a 2019 game, feels like Rebellion only improveThe game give absolute zero motivation to complete the story, also the control is so bad for a 2019 game, feels like Rebellion only improve the graphics and not the game play or the character movement

I am a simple player and go through this series of games on the minimum difficulty, enjoying the story or having fun in the arenas.I reallyI am a simple player and go through this series of games on the minimum difficulty, enjoying the story or having fun in the arenas.I really like the game, but still I go through it about 15 years after I met a similar game about a sniper and after 2-3 years after passing the fourth game in this series.For example, I miss the kill animations, or underlining the firing zone in the equipment, to kill the crew before the explosion (and this is possible). And the fact that killing an enemy by simply shooting twice in the foot is a nightmare.But still I enjoy playing this part ..

Sniper Elite V2 is, unsurprisingly, the most fun when it gives you opportunities to pull off long distance shots with your sniper rifle, andSniper Elite V2 is, unsurprisingly, the most fun when it gives you opportunities to pull off long distance shots with your sniper rifle, and the bullet cam that appears after some kills is rewarding and satisfying to watch. The game is at its most generic when you're forced into close combat in more confined spaces, but thankfully there are many open battlefields and vantage points that provide ample chance for fun gameplay.Sniper Elite is certainly enjoyable, but it's a little on the short side, the AI is poor, it ends abruptly and it's story is pretty silly. The main character gets no development and doesn't have much of a personality. Its not a deep experience, but it was cathartic enough to hold my interest. Unfortunately, there's nobody playing the online multiplayer at the moment so bear that in mind if you're thinking of buying this.Pick this up if a war shooter with good sniper gunplay appeals to you - it is rather shallow, but it's fun while it lasts.

decent AAA title on the Switch. theres nothing overly new with graphics, but this is great shooter for anyone that enjoys sniping.

A remastered game is still the same old game, but with prettier graphics. Current owners of Sniper Elite 2 probably won't find better graphics to be worth a purchase, but new players wanting to start the venerable series near the beginning might want to give it a try.

The games old ans dated but Its a great purchase and the first 1st person shooter I've played on the switch that's got a level of grit to itThe games old ans dated but Its a great purchase and the first 1st person shooter I've played on the switch that's got a level of grit to it and doesn't feel generic.

Did you like Sniper Elite V2 when it first came out? If your answer is yes then you should get this game. I like the series it is Nazi killingDid you like Sniper Elite V2 when it first came out? If your answer is yes then you should get this game. I like the series it is Nazi killing fun in fantastic slow-mo. Honestly that is the selling point for this series the ability to shoot a Nazi in his testicles in slow motion over and over again. Say you never played any of the Sniper Elite series before I say V2 is the perfect start it is more simple than the sequels and honestly easier. My biggest issue with the "Remastered" is the fact it isn't remastered at all. This game looks barely different from the one that came out on the PS3. With that being the case it is hard for me to say that anyone should drop $40 on this release. I give it a high HIGH BARGAIN BIN.

Not a good Port.The aiming is not so easy and very often If you aim very good...even then you wont hit the enemy.Grafics not so good.TheyNot a good Port.The aiming is not so easy and very often If you aim very good...even then you wont hit the enemy.Grafics not so good.They should have put more gigabytes in better textures.poor.I think even 4 gigs more wouldnt bei so bad ..Just Take a Look at doom

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered lacks any of the polish typical with modern remasters and struggles under the weight of dated design and poor presentation. What could have been a fun little jaunt through Nazi territory devolves into an altogether lackluster experience. Only for the most die-hard sniper fans.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is enjoyable, if only you were a new fan of this series. As an avid fan, I feel like this remaster could have done a better job.Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is enjoyable, if only you were a new fan of this series. As an avid fan, I feel like this remaster could have done a better job.

This reminds me of the first release of this game in every aspect including the visuals. I understand sniper elite series is not the biggestThis reminds me of the first release of this game in every aspect including the visuals. I understand sniper elite series is not the biggest around in the shooting genre nor has it made any financial wonders but a halfhearted effort for a remaster that hardly changed anything is seriously not worth it. a whole remake of the game, perhaps the more interesting of all the sniper elite title would have been the way to go but i see and mentioned above why they (Rebel) didn't go for it. If you played it before, don't bother if you haven't and really keen on sniping/shooting get it heavily discounted.

I dont know why so many people hate this game.This game is the only one in Sniper Elite that does not make me feel dizzy and it feels amazing

Overall, the game’s remaster is average at best, and the only demographic that will truly be interested in it is the one that grew up with the original and want to relive their glory days sniping Nazis, zombies, and Nazi zombies.

Sniper elite is an amazing game which I’m sorry to say should not be limited to such a small screen as the switch. I do however realize that it can be docked and played on my tv, however then what would be the point in playing it on the switch and not a much, much better console. Hence Xbox one or PS4.

There isn’t anything really bad about Sniper Elite V2 Remastered, but there also isn’t anything that’s particularly good either. The Remastered port itself is underwhelming, so I don’t think there’s much reason for fans of the series to take the opportunity to relive their memories of the original. Newcomers wouldn’t be making a mistake to pick up this game, but I can’t think of anything in the game that’s really worth going out of your way to check out. I’m really interested in the idea of a shooting game that’s leveraged on methodical and deliberate actions, but the level design in Sniper Elite V2 undermines its stealth mechanics so much that it ends up feeling like every other shooter on the market, but now with far less health and much harder aiming.

Even if Sniper Elite V2 Remastered shows the signs of age, it’s still an enjoyable sniping game. There are some problems (AI is far from being perfect), but fans of stealth/sniping games should give it a look.

There’s a lot to do in Sniper Elite V2 Remastered and it’s very well presented, and addictive. It might get old quickly – essentially executing the same play repeatedly – but you’ll definitely have fun whilst you are doing it.

The Bullet Cam and some of the missions still hold up pretty good today, but, overall, Sniper Elite V2 shows its old age, an age that the remastering was not able to take back.

I had high hopes for SE2 remastered. (on PC).I've over 300hrs on SE4 (pc). Not much by some peoples standards, but enough to have a goodI had high hopes for SE2 remastered. (on PC).I've over 300hrs on SE4 (pc). Not much by some peoples standards, but enough to have a good feel for the playstyle, animation style and general graphics/effects across the game.In SE4 I'm primarily co-op survival with friends (just to make clear my bias :). I've played some SE3, and while good, wasn't *quite* as polished as SE4 (little things like, why can't I continue picking up stuff between survival rounds?).I had high hopes for SE2R. I had hoped they had taken an older classic, given it current movement/graphics, and that'd it be "the same" but new, and different.I paid the full price (didn't own original SE2) gladly.I played about 20m of kill tally with friends. I fouund it to be totally unbalanced. Difficult to see enemies. non-linear rampups on incoming enemy numbers. I think the first couple of waves were 5-6 and then wave 3 is something like 12. Only playing on "marskman" (easy). And still getting utterly overwhelmed.Totally different from SE4 (which is fine) but just didn't enjoy it at all. In fact, 20m is all it took before I requested a refund. Sadly.Perhaps Kill-Tally is a bad way to experience SE2R, unsure. I didn't try the campaign.Graphics we're "ok", but I was still left wanting even at the main menus. I had thoughts of "did they actually remaster this?".Player movement is weird. It's very digital. I go left and suddently the player snaps left and begins moving left. In SE4 that's a far more gradually animated transition. Movement seemed clunky in SE2, detracting from overall feel.I'm sure my negative bias is based on the hopes that I had for the game. It's probably good.Is it worth $40 (NZD)? Not to me. I'd rather play SE4 survival for another 300 hrs. Is it worth $13 (NZD) if I owned SE2 already? Maaaaaybe. Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaybe.I'm not giving this a 1/2 rating. It's probably an OK game.It just doesn't live up to later releases or that it's a "remaster".

If you came late to the series, never played V2 and are a fan, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a must-play and a great deal with all of theIf you came late to the series, never played V2 and are a fan, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a must-play and a great deal with all of the bundled items including the DLC. For those who have followed the series since the beginning, V2 Remastered does look much better and play much better but whether you wish to play through the same adventure again is a matter of personal taste. Just be aware that the gameplay is exactly how you remembered it, a far cry from the sequels.

Though there’s an air of nostalgia and goodwill towards Rebellion and their continued efforts to keep this IP as entertaining as it remains, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered seems primarily focused on touching up the most selective of visual and graphical assets, and little else outside of it. Immediate access to the game’s arsenal of weapons, though appreciated — and opening up a welcome extension to the core tactical prowess the series has flourished on — the continued presence of issues from the original and the game’s now-aged design end up working against it. Moment-to-moment marksmanship still as delightful a spectacle to watch, as much partake in, as a proclaimed improvement on the original, V2 Remastered falters just enough, unfortunately, to fall short on that achievement.

I was a huge fan of the original and I am a fan of the remake, they did little to change the gameplay which is good, they kept it true to theI was a huge fan of the original and I am a fan of the remake, they did little to change the gameplay which is good, they kept it true to the original with some spiced up graphics and included DLC. Not a perfect remake, but it does not need to be.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered made the wait worth it in the end, as I was pleased to see that all the sniping elements were spot on with whatSniper Elite V2 Remastered made the wait worth it in the end, as I was pleased to see that all the sniping elements were spot on with what we've come to expect in Sniper Elite franchise despite this being remaster. I am always pleased when a game I previously enjoyed is remastered, because it usually means that I get to enjoy the game once more only it looks and usually looks and plays better than the original. Sniper Elite V2 Remastered definitely has improvements, but that doesn't mean it's the perfect experience; however it is a really beautiful and solid experience for fans of the series like myself. Not all the game's mechanics have aged well, though and this dated feeling may be off-putting for some and I think this will be mainly felt by newcomers of the franchise, as fans like myself will truly enjoy what is here for us. The game does excel in the amount of content it possesses because there’s something for every shooting fan in this game. The game is fun when playing on your own or with friends and with the game being some nice eye candy as well, you’ll find that this game is perfect to revisit. Those familiar with the series will feel right at home, but there are a few technical issues present every now and then. Thankfully none of these issues are game-breaking though and a a simple patch or update will likely resolve any issues in the coming weeks or months. As far as remasters go, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is actually a great addition to the franchise and the shooting genre. This game does just enough right that I think it should please both the new comers and the Sniper Elite veterans.

Sniper Elite V2 is a good game at face value, and a great game if you’re into the genre or the franchise. The Remaster is very well done in terms of being complete, providing a massive upgrade in visuals, and sprinkling in a few new goodies as well. The core game still has some quirks and rust as it did originally seven years ago, but the overall experience, especially when played co-op with a buddy, is well worth it.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a decent package, and while it does show its age in some mechanical instances, this slice of nostalgia is still a great appetiser for the next big chapter in Fairburne’s European safari.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is far from being the best Sniper Elite game you can play right now, but it’s still worth your time if you want to see bullets travel through bodies in gory detail.

A solid remaster job, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered offers ample reason to go back and prowl the streets of Nazi Germany, popping heads with impunity. There's a good suite of modes and extras on offer, and while the game itself is flawed, you'll still have fun with it.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a solid remaster that allows you to experience the campaign, DLC levels, and visceral, satisfying shooting the game is known for again in 2019. Some aspects of the game have not seen much of an upgrade if any upgrade at all, with the game's AI and the audio system showing its age. Despite that, the game is an enjoyable way to hop back into Rebellion's classic franchise.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a good remake of a very good sniper simulator. Too bad the graphics are still not up to par with the state of the art; the game though is still a lot of fun and a good choice for the series’ aficionados.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered isn’t a terrible game, but it feels outdated and completely outclassed in 2019. While its x-ray exterminations are still appealing, it’s just about the only factor making up this package that could turn one’s head in today’s world. Simply put, there are just so many better experiences you could have through the scope of a sniper rifle, including those sequels that make up the very franchise in question.

In virtually every way, the series has improved in important ways since V2 – from a more intuitive control scheme to better level and mission design, more varied environments, and improved gunplay across the board. All of this makes it hard to argue that anyone new to the series should try V2 Remastered. It offers too many 2012 issues in a prettier 2019 package. However, if you're already a fan, these poorly aged issues are more forgiving, making Sniper Elite V2 Remastered worth aiming for.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered on Xbox One does a fantastic job of reiterating what has made the series so popular. It’s one we should be applauding once more.

Overlooking the occasional technical fault, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is well worth your time and attention, especially if you’re a fan of the series. The game bundles together the core experience and all its pre-existing DLC, complete with additional extras and wonderfully remastered visuals. Comparing it to its original version is truly night and day, and it remains every bit as deep, as action-packed, and as brutally delicious as it ever was.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a fun if slightly dated affair. Having played Sniper Elite 4, it’s difficult to go back to V2 and not be influenced by hindsight.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered adds some prettier textures and lighting, but fails to make this poorly-designed, frustrating game worth another look.

If you haven’t played this game, or series, since 2012 and want to experience a portable-friendly game in a genre not seen often on these kinds of consoles, the Nintendo Switch version of Sniper Elite V2 Remastered should be in your sights. Even though the game itself may be dated in a few areas and this port may technically be the worst current-gen version to pick up from a visual standpoint, the Switch port of Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is competently put together and stands out from the rest of the hybrid console’s third-party library.

7 years after its original release, Sniper Elite V2 feels outdated, even with new graphics and extra levels. Nevertheless we still like the stealth elements, the realistic setting and the kill-cam.

On one hand, it’s one of the prettiest, most realistic titles the Switch has, and the slow-motion shots have a surprisingly rewarding tactile feel. Despite these high points, the rest of the game is extremely average, packed with throwaway collectibles and filler game modes that can’t hide the cumbersome cover shooter that lurks beneath. In the end, the gloom outweighs the glitter and though Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a nice title to see on the Switch, it's certainly not an essential one.