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Shoot to thrill as a Second World War freedom fighter: PETER HOSKIN reviews Sniper Elite: Resistance
If you've ever wanted to blow up the guns of Navarone or bust some dams or plot a great escape, then Sniper Elite: Resistance is the game for you.
There's still the infamous 'X-ray cam' that shows the effects of your shots in gory slow-motion (although it can be turned off for those with delicate constitutions). The locations – which range from a vertiginous dam (which is indeed busted by bouncing bombs) to French chateaus and Nazi industrial sites – are a particular joy. He's chattier and more hirsute than Karl – and a better climber of vines, which both adds to the verticality of Resistance's levels and makes it sometimes feel more like an Assassin's Creed game.
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