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Pure snipinghellip;for better or worse.

The first time I watched a bullet from my sniper rifle burrow its way into an enemy soldier’s skull, fracturing the bone and sending innards flying, it was a visual novelty. The effect loses its luster after a few times, but the satisfying sniping and stealth gameplay still kept me hooked. But after a while, Sniper Elite III, lacking an interesting or commanding narrative to guide Karl Fairburne’s actions, devolves into just a series of missions and objectives. What results is a restrained experience incapable of reaching the mantle of greatness or memorability.

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PS4Home: "Assuming that you can dig the long range, sniper-centric direction of the title then youll certainly find plenty to keep you occupied throughout."

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We scope in on Rebellion's follow-up to 2012's underrated Sniper Elite V2, but due to the fact that the multiplayer has been largely unplayable up to this point on the PlayStation 4 version, we feel that a review-in-progress is the best approach. Despite the aforementioned network issues, and a few other minor glitches sprinkled throughout, there is potential here for a great alternative to the fast and frantic gameplay of other shooters that have over saturated the market. Read on for more!

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AusGamers has reviewed Sniper Elite 3 and writes: If it wasn't for that one brilliant thing it does -- Slow-Mo X-Ray Bullet-Cam -- it'd be the sort of game only your dad might pick up in a bargain bin sale, years after it released. Instead it's the KFC's popcorn chicken of videogames, literal trash you cannot stop cramming in your face.

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AusGamers has reviewed Sniper Elite 3 and writes: If it wasn't for that one brilliant thing it does -- Slow-Mo X-Ray Bullet-Cam -- it'd be the sort of game only your dad might pick up in a bargain bin sale, years after it released. Instead it's the KFC's popcorn chicken of videogames, literal trash you cannot stop cramming in your face.

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PSLS: The latest game by Rebellion Oxford, Sniper Elite 3, puts you in the shoes of a World War 2 officer named Karl Fairburne, who is stationed in North Africa (or Afrika) and is the only man capable of stopping a secret Nazi weapon. If this sounds like a tired and rehashed plot point, youd be completely correct. By almost all accounts, Sniper Elite 3 is a pure budget title that has been polished enough to make you almost think that it could offer more than it ever will. Not only does the the games story sound like it was ripped off from a straight-to-DVD movie, but it also disappoints in delivering on its paper thin premise.