Sniper Elite 5

an old school campaign set in world war 2 and no in game betrayal, which has been over-used in games (in each of your jedi games for instance - both fallen order and the sequel). i am not into pvp but the invasion mechanic is interesting and should be fun though i feel the maps in resistance look better for that. fortunately you can turn off invasions or allow only friends - and there is campaign co-op play. and because i enjoy this game so much im getting the dlc - but others recommend you do so when on offer, so check others comments on reasons why, or look at the contents on steam and decide if its worth the price. my attitude is a little different to most. i feel if a game was worth my time playing it, and has dlc, its worth getting the dlc when i have the money. this game is worth my time and money. i dont wait for a sale when i judge a game was worth the time i played it, but if it is on sale when i decide the dlc is worth getting then i will take that luck. i judge the dlc for this will add more playability to the game for me, in many ways, so its worth it for me. you will make your own value judgements of course. but you cant invade another player's campaign mission if you dont own that map!

It's fun.

Many aspects of this game are enjoyable but they are completely overshadowed by how ass the game feels to play at times. Sniper Elite 4 had a perfectly functioning movement & interaction system that for some reason was left in the dust. Controlling the character feels like trying to control a drunk horse at times (not to mention you may end up getting stuck in a random bush that for some reason needed a collider). On top of that, interaction controls overlap such that you at times will end up performing the wrong action (e.g. happening to sit in cover next to something interactable like a vehicle and trying to heal at the same time), not to mention that some interactions are unbound by default (e.g. using a safe code or trying to carry a body). Some of the critiques I see in the other reviews mention a lack of sniping gameplay, and while I don't think that's entirely true, the game does at times seem to funnel you towards more sneaking with a knife and pistol gameplay. I don't really play these games for the story or characters, so I won't really dwell on that, but I would not buy this game for its writing. While I've had fun during my playthroughs and the sniping in the game has been enjoyable, the experience has been overshadowed by frustrations stemming from negatives above. As such I can't really recommend the game, but I won't say it's a terrible game either. Buy it on a sale.

游戏进不去是怎么搞的，我原来可以进的，游戏加载玩就一个方框就一个X可以点，点完就自动退出了，有没有那个好心人教我解决啊

It's Sniper Elite, so as usual the story is ok-ish and the game does get repititive. But the way the levels are set up and the actual combat is imo on par with SE4. Get it on discount, but it's well worth it.

Un buen juego que va sobre seguro, pero sin arriesgar nada. Sniper Elite 5 sigue siendo una joya en lo suyo con mecánicas de disparo y balística completamente pulidas y probadas. Sin embargo, no arriesga prácticamente nada: se siente como estar jugando al 4, pero en una ubicación distinta. A partir de la tercera entrega, la saga se estancó en la misma fórmula; es muy divertida, sí, pero no aporta nada realmente nuevo. Personalmente, me generan dudas sus escenarios tan amplios: no sé si mapas tan gigantescos le sientan tan bien a la saga, y prefiero una estructura algo más lineal. Para mí, el V2 sigue siendo el punto más alto y el mejor de la franquicia. Veredicto: Muy recomendado si buscas más de lo mismo con excelente factura técnica, pero prescindible si ya te saturó la fórmula de entregas anteriores.

love

The shooting?