It isn’t bad, it just feels like it relies too heavily on the up close and personal combat which you’re never as confident with given your vulnerability. It also doesn’t let up, throwing you from one confrontation to another, with Karl even quipping about the continued influx of soldiers. There are precious few opportunities to make discreet shots and relocate without being spotted, and this frustrated me quite a bit as I was continually spotted and attacked with the full force of the garrison stationed there. It’s probably the weakest of the three chapters, mainly because the focus on stealth, whilst being crucial to a sniper game, is contrary to what you want to do with Karl Fairburne under your control.

The main focus is on stealth and silent movement as you work your way around the town to find information on a rumoured assassination attempt. In Shadows is part one and sees you revisit Siwa from the main Sniper Elite III campaign, though this time at night. Can you fight your way through the squads of enemy soldiers and prevent the assassination?

The three mission add-on follows up the Hunt the Grey Wolf DLC from a couple of months back, and challenges you to investigate rumours of an elite German sniper team in Africa that are planning an attack on the British Prime Minister at the 1943 Casablanca Conference. All three parts of the Save Churchill DLC for Sniper Elite III are now available on consoles (and have been on PC for a few weeks already).

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