Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army takes Karl Fairburne into an alternate, supernatural endgame to World War II. As Hitler unleashes undead soldiers across Europe, the familiar wartime setting becomes a desperate contest between the living and the dead. The campaign moves through Berlin, where occult commanders and other unusual enemies make each encounter more than a conventional sniper duel.
Precision shooting remains central, but the game stresses demanding ballistics: players account for gravity, wind, velocity and stability while trying to hold their aim under pressure. The returning X-Ray kill cam makes successful shots visually explicit, while the threat of close-range danger gives a boomstick a practical place alongside the rifle. Its enemy roster includes roof-jumping snipers and undead suicide infantry, adding different kinds of pressure to the fight.
The campaign supports solo play as well as co-op for up to four players, framing the same survival-focused battles as either an individual challenge or a coordinated stand. In co-op, the premise brings together characters from former opposing sides, and the store description emphasizes planning positions and setting traps together. That blend of deliberate sniping, supernatural enemies and team tactics distinguishes this stand-alone expansion within the Sniper Elite series.
