Graphics: AMD Radeon RX570 or Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 1070.

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 1500X or Intel CPU Core i7-3770.

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system.

It’s an awesome experience to play with friends depending on personal preferences, and while V2’s rough controls and mechanics can be extremely frustrating in stealth (compared to, say, Overwatch in SE4), it can still be fun. V2 also offers coop alternatives like the brilliant Overwatch mode, where one player takes the role of Sniper while the other acts as an operative on ground level. Outside the main campaign, the game brings all the DLC into one package, including the famous “shoot Hitler in the balls” mission where one must kill the Fuhrer as he boards his trains in a supposedly secure location. Unlike SE4 and it’s big open-ended maps, V2’s campaign constantly forces the player to switch their playstyle between stealth and loud combat throughout every one of its linear levels. As a sniper, positioning is key, so Karl can crawl and climb to reach suitable sniping spots and use environmental sounds like bombs falling or loudspeakers to mask his shots. Throughout the game, players get access to a dozen different weapons – including half a dozen different sniper rifles from different countries – and are able to use tools like rocks, dynamite, and trip mines to get the drop on the vastly numerically superior German forces.

Sniper elite v2 review