505 Games and Rebellion have announced Sniper Elite 3: Ultimate Edition for a March 10 release date.
Rather than a remastering, publisher 505 Games is offering a refreshed Sniper Elite 3: Ultimate Edition package for gamers who missed the title the first time around.
Sniper Elite 3 was released back in June 2014 for the PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, but from March 10 you can get the Ultimate Edition for all the aforementioned platforms too.
As it was already a new-gen title, there’s no remastering going on here. Instead the Ultimate Edition gives you nine additional bonus DLC packs alongside the base game.
Since it was launched, the game has received six additional multiplayer maps and three gameplay modes.
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The Ultimate Edition includes:
Save Churchill DLC – a three-part campaign where players must foil a plan to assassinate Winston Churchill.
Six weapons packs – Hunter, Camouflage, Patriot, Sniper Rifles, Axis and Eastern Front weapons packs
Six multiplayer maps – Fracture, Night Watch, Outpost Canyon, Plantation, Lost Valley, Airstrip
Three new game modes:
– The Shooting Range (single-player)
– Twilight Strike Overwatch mission (co-op mission)
– Capture the Flag (multiplayer mode)
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