Resistance, you may come across three different workbenches throughout the Dead Drop level. If you find all three locations, you'll be able to upgrade your weapon with different suppressors that help you on your stealthy journey.

Dead Drop, the first mission of Sniper Elite: Resistance’ s campaign after the prologue, tasks you with finding a German intelligence mole before the Gestapo. You’ll need to complete a handful of objectives involving Vertigo’s intel and also take out a hunter named Philo Beck who’s renowned in the Nazi party.

This guide will make it easy for players to find all 20 collectibles in Dead Drop, the second mission in Sniper Elite: Resistance.

After a surprisingly constrained first mission, Dead Drop is the first time Sniper Elite: Resistance really opens up. A dense town full of windows to snipe from and alternate paths to take, navigating to the objectives can be tricky.

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.

To unlock each of the time trials in Propaganda mode, you will need to find propaganda posters in seven of the nine levels in the campaign. These aren’t easy to spot as they blend in with other posters on buildings and in the environment (although when you get close enough, they do shimmer).

Resistance offers players several high-ranking targets as Kill Challenges. Players will be rewarded for each target on this Kill List that they take out. These rewards will not just be some attachment to use for players’ guns,

Resistance can be played in a lot of different ways. You can go in guns blazing, taking firefights with whole groups of Nazis at a time, gunning them down with a variety of weaponry and with reckless abandon.