Expert rifleman Elite 5’s most recent trailer is about the improved x-beam kill cam

The notorious x-beam kill cams of the Sniper Elite series have been upgraded considerably further for Sniper Elite 5, loading them with more detail and adding new ways for them to be set off. Here is a trailer about it.

Sniper Elite 5 takes the x-beam kill cam farther than before with upgrades made to the material science and the visuals inside the sluggish mo framework. The way that slugs can bounce away from bones has been delivered more meticulously, and there’s new detail being delivered through the skeletons, muscles, organs and ligament under each officer’s skin.

Wanting to show this framework off as frequently as could be expected, the kill cam can now be set off by SMGs and guns as well similarly as with rifles and takedowns. That remains closely connected with having iron sights for SMGs and guns without precedent for the series.

One intriguing new wind on this is that the kill cam can now be constrained by the player, who will have continuous command over the speed of the realistic and camera points, when they’re triggered.

Of course, likewise with past games, you can change the recurrence of the kill cam being set off, and it tends to be switched off totally assuming it sickens you, or when the curiosity has worn off.

Sniper Elite 5 is out in a little more than seven days on 26th May, emerging for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

We went hands two or three weeks prior, writing in my Sniper Elite 5 preview that “I’m looking forward to playing more of Sniper Elite 5. I’ve always had a soft spot for the series and it’s slightly campy WW2 action, and it’s been great to see how each game in the series has evolved and grown. This entry seemingly leans toward making many smaller, more iterative changes to the formula, refining the much broader changes that came in Sniper Elite 4.”

Source: press release