- Steam pricePrice
- $29.99
- Release
- June 27, 2014
- Modes
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two online players can complete the entire campaign as a sniper team, marking patrols, covering separate angles, masking shots, and coordinating flanks across open levels. Dedicated Overwatch and Survival modes provide additional co-op scenarios beyond the story.
About this game
Set across the deserts and fortifications of World War 2 North Africa, Sniper Elite 3 is a tactical third-person shooter built around patient stealth, precision sniping, and realistic ballistics. The campaign supports two-player co-op, letting you coordinate shots, mark targets, and infiltrate enemy bases as a sniper duo.
Read moreShow less
You stalk Afrika Korps outposts across sprawling, open levels that reward planning and reconnaissance. The signature X-ray kill-cam returns to show every bone-shattering impact, while environmental sound masking, bullet drop, and wind all factor into each shot. Working together means covering angles, synchronizing eliminations, and pulling off high-risk flanks.
Co-op runs online for two players, turning tense solo infiltration into a communication-heavy exercise in coordinated stealth. Each mission becomes a test of patience and tactical spacing, where one missed shot can blow the entire approach.
Similar games
See more similar gamesAppears in these lists
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play co-op in Sniper Elite 3?
The campaign supports two-player online co-op. You can coordinate shots, mark targets, and infiltrate enemy bases together as a sniper duo.
Can we play the entire campaign in co-op?
Yes, the campaign supports two-player co-op throughout. You'll work through the North Africa missions together, coordinating stealth approaches and synchronized eliminations.
Does co-op require good communication and coordination?
Absolutely. Co-op turns the solo stealth experience into a communication-heavy exercise where you need to cover angles, synchronize kills, and coordinate your approach. One missed shot can blow your cover, so timing and spacing are crucial.