Large chunks of the huge environment are ripe for clambering – buildings, trains, cliffs – away from prying Nazi eyes. This approach is more reckless, and not a little dramatic. Oh, and you can take out the Viaduct, you know, if you want to … The “Cliffhanger” No, it’s time to get your map and binoculars out and survey the vast level for what it is – a wealth of deadly potential, with dozens of paths and secret objectives that can be completed in any order, hapless Nazi patrols to terrorise, collectibles to find, and much, much more. There’s no doubt the foothills of Southern Italy are rather stunning, with warm sunlight dappling through alpine trees, past babbling brooks and … SNAP OUT OF IT SNIPER! This is no place for a holiday! Of course it’s also possible to place your satchel charge on the viaduct without killing a soul, but that’d be a sad waste of all that kit you’ve been carrying on your back… The “Scenic Route …” And when we say “get the jump” we mean, drag your hapless enemy into some shrubbery for one of the brutal new melee X-ray kill cams. You have a silenced pistol, distractions like a whistle, lots of cover and a suite of ways to traverse the map (more on that later) and get the jump on enemies. If you’re new to Sniper Elite you might be surprised to know that sharpshooting is just one of many core stealth pillars of the series. We didn’t want to tease you for too long so here are some new details about our Viaduct level and the different ways you can approaches you can take to clean the Fascist stain from the foothills of Southern Italy… The “Up Close and Personal” Hi everyone, I’m Tim from Rebellion and this week we’ve been lifting the lid on Sniper Elite 4 at E3.įor those of you who remember our teaser trailer back in March, it ended with the game’s protagonist Karl taking aim at an ominously large railway gun which was just ACHING to be exploded!

Wreck the railway gun