In Sniper Elite: Resistance, Harry Hawker starts off with the titular weapon, but it is relatively ineffective for stealth. That's because there isn't a sniper suppressor on it. That was poor planning on Hawker's part; we thought he was a professional. Here's where to find the first variety of this attachment in Sniper Elite: Resistance.

Resistance features 3 skill trees similar to those that appeared in Sniper Elite 5. However, these are designed to look less like trees and more like bullseyes. Players will need to select the middle skill of each tree before they are able to branch out and select those surrounding it.

Despite the game being called Sniper Elite: Resistance, there are a variety of weapons at your disposal. You can select a pistol and a secondary weapon, in addition to your main weapon of choice: the sniper. It will take a long time to unlock them all. Here's how to get them.

But having sent many Nazis into the world beyond in both games, the sniping (and gunplay in general) seems to work slightly more consistent in Resistance, as compared to Sniper El

Resistance features a heavy focus on stealth, deadly sniper killshots, and brutal takedowns. Perfect for those who love stealth and the thrill of landing the perfect shot. But, uh, you can also earn a trophy or achievement for finding a gnome and snapping a picture of it—and it’s pretty unlikely that you’d stumble upon it by chance.

After its debut in Sniper Elite 5, Axis Invasion made a comeback in Sniper Elite: Resistance, giving you the chance to become the enemy and crash other players' campaigns. Inspired by mechanics like the Souls' series invasion,