Snipers! Rebellion needs you to save Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Today, the company announced the third and final installment of Sniper Elite III's DLC mission pack Save Churchill Part 3: Confrontation, along with several new maps and game modes.
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The third part of the campaign features the most expansive environment the entire series has ever seen. 'German sniper, Raubvogel (dude has a metal mask!) lies in wait to ambush Churchill's convoy en-route to the Casablanca Conference. Fight your way through the Axis barricades scattered amongst the foothills, move up into the mountains, flank the enemy encampments and begin your final ascent up the mountain to confront Raubvogel in an epic sniper duel that could decide the fate of a continent'
Rebellion would like to remind you that "one bullet can change history." The DLC is currently available for Steam users only. Console players will have access to it at a later date.
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In addition to the final campaign chapter, Capture the Flag is being reintroduced to multiplayer. "Good snipers are still key to victory, but players will need to co-ordinate together to successfully assault the enemy base and capture the flag, relying on each other to protect the flag bearer and their own base from enemy attacks."
All players, regardless of their platform of choice, will get access to the new multiplayer map Night Watch, which Rebellion is claiming will be the most challenging yet. The map, set amongst a desert oasis, features two opposing watch towers for ample sniping opportunities, but also ample chances to be spotted. Rebellion claims the map is best for death match scenarios.
The summer has been good to Sniper Elite III. A wealth of DLC has come out since the game's release at the end of June and the sales have been doing well. How well? The game is on 33% discount as part of the Steam Weekend Sale. There's no better time to join in on the WWII sniper action than now.
