Just weeks after release, Rebellion has released a small but important update for Sniper Elite 5. The update focuses on general performance improvements and addresses some visual glitches in the game's menus.\While the update is relatively minor, it addresses some key issues that players have been experiencing. Rebellion is also actively investigating other problems reported by the community and promises a more substantial patch in the near future.
Sniper Elite 5 launched just a few weeks ago for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One. Although it doesn’t seem to be a huge step forward for the nearly 20-year-old franchise, it still features the tried and true gameplay fans of the series have come to expect. Now that the dust has settled a bit since its release, Rebellion is supporting the shooter with an update less than two weeks after launch. The update itself is pretty small. However, that doesn’t mean it isn’t needed.
The shooter already performs well, but these will be welcome improvements to dedicated snipers playing the latest Rebellion release. There are just two items in this recent update: general performance improvements, and visual fixes for some menu components. It has only been a little over a week since the game released, so it makes sense this new update is smaller than maybe players might want. Currently, the developer has a public list that details issues the studio is investigating. Surely, there will be a patch in the future that will fix some of these problems. These reported issues are both general and mission-specific that have plagued players. Rebellion does iterate that these problems are not necessarily affecting all players, but have been reported by users. They also state that a proper patch is coming soon, but can’t give out a specific date just yet. Anyone wanting to see what the known issues are at the time of this writing, it will be available at the bottom of the page. Meanwhile, critics have applauded the game’s strong performance on both higher-end consoles, as well as the less powerful Xbox Series S. “Fortunately, performance is strong, logging a solid 60fps on the higher-end consoles, and a locked 30fps on Series S,” says Digital Foundry’s Oliver Mackenzie. “That consistent update is a bit of a breath of fresh air, and comes without caveats or compromises.”
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