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Thumb The logo for Sniper EliteWelcome to the Sniper Elite WikiThis wiki is the collaborative encyclopedia about the Sniper Elite series that everyone can edit.About Sniper Elite WikiThis wiki is the collaborative encyclopedia about the Sniper Elite series that everyone can edit.Sniper Elite is a series of third person, tactical shooter, stealth games, developed by Rebellion Developments. The games follows OSS and SOE Agent, Karl Fairburne whom’s primary objective in the games is to destroy Nazi super-projects along with assassinating people involved with the projects.The first title, Sniper Elite, was released in 2005. Other 6 titles were released later, including the latest title being Sniper Elite 5 released in 2022, and an in universe spin-off titled Sniper Elite: Resistance released in 2025 which follows Harry Hawker instead of Karl Fairburne and runs parallel to Sniper Elite 5.Sniper Elite has also a spin-off series called, Zombie Army which is a alternative universe involving undead nazi zombies, It debuted with the Zombie Army Trilogy title being released in 2015 and with latest title being Zombie Army 4: Dead War released in 2020. Sniper Elite 5 – Reveal Trailer - PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X-S, PS4, PS5Sniper Elite 4 - "Timing is Everything" Launch TrailerSniper Elite 4 - "Italy 1943" Story Trailer

The gunplay is still on point, but there isn’t enough content to justify jumping in. A mixed bag overall. 9. Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army The original and Rebellion’s first attempt at a Left 4 Dead-style undead spinoff starring Karl Fairburne but set in an alternate universe World War 2. The shift from careful and methodical sniping and stealth to gunning down zombie hordes en masse is still a huge shift for the series. Nazi Zombie Army handles it well enough, combining the realistic gunplay and X-Ray Kill Cam with new kinds of threats and co-op. Though it won’t be competing with the best co-op zombie shooters in the genre, it’s a fun ol’ time, if nothing else. 8. Sniper Elite V2 The first sequel in the series, Sniper Elite V2 focuses on Fairburne attempting to stop the V-2 rocket program in Berlin (which explains why it didn’t get a simple “2” in its title). While it received some praise for the realistic ballistics, the AI was a mixed bag, alternating between competent and imbecilic. Respawning enemies and stealth were also points of contention, with sniping being the only aspect that resonated. That’s because Sniper Elite V2 introduced what would become a staple of the series for over a decade – the X-Ray Kill Cam, rewarding kills with a bloody showcase. 7. Zombie Army Trilogy It’s a close tie between Sniper Elite V2 and Zombie Army Trilogy in quality. However, the latter wins out by not only remastering the first

Gaming history has some long-running franchises, especially in the realm of first-person shooters with yearly iterations (you know the one). One of the more unassuming series in that regard is Rebellion’s Sniper Elite. It started in 2005 and has been going fairly strong ever since with new entries, DLC, spin-offs, and more. With its latest title, Sniper Elite: Resistance, launching on January 30th for Xbox One, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, join us as we rank the best titles in the franchise. 11. Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army 2 After the Nazi Zombies wreaked havoc in the first standalone expansion to Sniper Elite V2, who could guess they’d return for another around? Nazi Zombie Army 2 offers a new campaign with fresh locations and enemy types, and you’ll once again slay undead by the droves solo or with up to three other players. Don’t fix what isn’t broken, but when it feels more repetitive than its predecessor, you have to wonder if it’s really worth it. Nevertheless, it’s more maps for slaying zombies, which counts most for some. 10. Sniper Elite VR: Winter Warrior Another follow-up that noticeably falls short of the original, Winter Warrior is developed by Just Add Water of Oddworld fame. Given how well the first title fared, you would expect the momentum to continue. A forgettable narrative and iffy controls later, and you realize that’s not the case. The sequel doesn’t even do enough to switch up the formula or spruce up the visuals.

Elemental and bizarre new enemies debuted, including a zombie tank. Yes, it has overpriced DLC, and yes, the gameplay can still get repetitive, but it’s the series’ – and one of Sniper Elite’s – best offerings yet. 2. Sniper Elite 5 Sniper Elite 5 is not where the series’ truly started to take a turn and really come into its own with the sandbox-style levels and freedom of playstyles. It still excels in those regards, refining the realistic sniping we know and love while presenting some of the best levels in the series. There’s also Axis Invasion, a new mode where an enemy sniper can invade your game, leading to even more tense encounters. The key shortcomings of the series remained, but it felt like Sniper Elite finally carved its winning formula. 1. Sniper Elite 4 And it all truly began with Sniper Elite 4, which took the sandbox-like maps of Sniper Elite 3 and went even bigger. Fairburne was more agile than before, capable of clambering up structures to set up his shots. Night missions introduced new twists to the stealth formula and players were freer than ever to strategically take down enemies, go guns-blazing or take a completely silent approach. While it couldn’t overcome the series’ curse of middling story-telling and AI, Sniper Elite 4 achieved a new level, elevating it into something incredibly fun.