Sniper Elite 5 falls to $4.99 on Steam as Rebellion cuts 90% off the PC game
Sniper Elite 5 has dropped to $4.99 on the US Steam store, a 90% reduction from its displayed $49.99 price. The deal covers the base PC game, with larger editions and downloadable content priced separately.
Steam showed the promotion ending November 17 when checked. Prices and availability can vary by region, so confirm the current total and edition in your own store before buying. See the offer on Steam.
A free Steam account is needed for the purchase. The page also lists a third-party license agreement, which is worth checking alongside the game’s current system requirements.
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- Sniper Elite 5 base game for PC
- Single-player, online co-op and multiplayer modes
- Steam US price; downloadable expansions sold separately
Stealth and long-range shots in occupied France
Rebellion’s World War II shooter follows sniper Karl Fairburne through missions set in France in 1944. Players can scout routes, use stealth and set up long-range shots across maps that offer different ways to approach an objective.
The game’s detailed X-ray kill camera returns, alongside weapon customization and close-quarters options. Steam lists single-player and online cooperative play as well as competitive multiplayer, so the campaign is not limited to solo sessions.
An optional invasion mode lets another player enter a campaign as an enemy sniper. That can add unpredictability, but players who prefer to focus on their own campaign should check the available invasion settings.
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The discounted package is the base game
The $4.99 listing is for Sniper Elite 5 itself, not a guarantee that all season passes, missions and weapon packs are included. Compare the contents and current prices of the other editions if those extras matter to you.
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The 90% saving compares the sale price with Steam’s displayed $49.99 US price. It is not a claim about the lowest price the game has ever reached, and the offer can change.
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