Tuesday, April 9th 2019
Sniper Elite V2 Remastered Up For Pre-order, Owners of the Original Get a Heavy Discount
Rebellion Games announced that "Sniper Elite V2 Remastered" is up for pre-order on Steam. The game will release on May 14. Originally priced at USD $38.49, the pre-order comes with a 10 percent discount, at $34.99. Those who own the original "Sniper Elite V2" from 2012 can buy the game as an "upgrade," for just $9.99. Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is built on Rebellion's latest Asura engine, supports the latest hardware and technologies, and in the words of the developer, features updated environments, characters, weapons and vehicles, modernized rendering and post-processing effects, enhanced texturing and level geometry, a revamped lighting system, and dozens upon dozens of improvements and refinements. Rebellion has also carried the gameplay mechanics of "Sniper Elite 4" over, so the rifles and projectiles behave more physically-accurate.
17 Comments on Sniper Elite V2 Remastered Up For Pre-order, Owners of the Original Get a Heavy Discount
This isn't a high-res texture pack.
I wish they made SE:Nazi Zombie Army 4 thoo. I love that series more than the main Sniper Elite
This is looking sweeet too=
steamcommunity.com/games/728740/announcements/detail/1718594147071944586
Got original, might consider grabbing.
Double "over".
"so the rifles and projectiles behave more physically-accurately"
I guess you meant "accurate".
Based upon everything that they did within this remaster, I think this is a good deal. The game has replayability, I just still have a backlog of games to get to before I get back to this gem and by then it will probably be a black friday special for $5.
With that said, I now realize that this isn't really a typical remaster and is more comparable to a DLC based upon what they did.
They would do well to keep that price locked in at $10 for previous owners. I feel that $15 is pushing it.
You have paid a game with certain features and certain visual quality. If you want that improved, it's expected to pay a difference. If the game seller is nice and gives you a heavy discount (or free) that's his prerogative. But that is not something that should be expected.
PS: Do you work for free to demand this from others?