Resistance is the most fun you can have killing Nazis, but is even more fun with friends. However, does the game support cross-platform players?

The Sniper Elite series returns with this bloody side story from the French occuption where your British gun hero has to turn WW2 away from a German super weapon win

Review: It might feel a little over familiar to some, but Sniper Elite: Resistance is another solid entry in the sniping series.

According to the site, Sniper Elite: Resistance will weigh in at 72.539GB on the PS5 while the PS4 version clocks in at 53.074GB. The preload date is January 26 for Deluxe Edition owners and January 28 for standard versions of the game, with the game releasing January 28 for Deluxe Edition players and January 30 for everyone else.

You won't be left wanting for satisfying sniping and stealth action in Sniper Elite: Resistance, but it's more of a tiptoe than a leap forward.

Sniper Elite: Resistance has shown itself to be more of the same as Sniper Elite 5 — and that is not a bad thing. Sniper Elite 5 was an incredible game, maybe even the best that the franchise has seen. This latest entry features large maps, kill targets, side missions, and plenty of post-launch DLC.

It’s been two decades since the Sniper Elite games graced our systems, and it’s hard to ignore how much the series has grown from its humble beginnings on the PS2. With every entry, the action has often found a way to shift to an exciting new setting.

If you're in the mood to hunt down Nazis right about now, Sniper Elite: Resistance offers some reliable ultraviolence.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

As befits a game which is all about hiding in long grass and taking out enemies from unfeasible distances, Rebellion’s Sniper Elite franchise has remained firmly below the radar, even while quietly amassing a large and enthusiastic following.

Step into the shoes of a Special Operations Executive agent deep behind enemy lines in occupied France to prevent the Nazis from deploying a new super weapon.