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November 2017
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The editors liked
Cinematic gameplay
More realistic gameplay
Squad interaction
Scary zombies
WAR mode
Hey! It's that guy from Transformers
Straightforward gunplay without jetpacks and laser wolves
One of the best Zombies campaigns yet
War mode is a welcome change to the objective formula
Phenomenal sound design
War is a superb adaptation of the classic MP Rush mode
Emotional and riveting campaign
Headquarters is a well-crafted social hub
Engaging multiplayer progression system
Takes Call of Duty back to its roots while delivering a thoroughly new experience
World War II setting is a natural fit for the franchise
Health pack system in the campaign encourages more deliberate gameplay style
Multiplayer is the best it's been in years
Objective-based assault/defend multiplayer mode War is a standout for the se
The editors didn't like
Linear campaign
Uninteresting mementos
Best parts of campaign were oneoff missions
No bond with squad mates
Broken Headquarters hub
Lack of regenerating health in campaign doesn't feel like a drastic change
As health kits are plentiful
Campaign feels weaker than previous years without a clear defined antagonist (other than the simple 'Nazis are bad')
Headquarters mode still doesn't
Not enough War maps
Cluttered Headquarters UI takes time to get used to
Lead protagonist in campaign is a bit of a cliche'
Would be nice to see more of the campaign's game mechanics show up in multiplayer
Abstract: Call of Duty has recently gotten lost in a future of jetpack boosting, robots, and wacky laser guns, leaving the franchise feeling almost unrecognizable. Sledgehammer Games' latest entry in the long-running war shooter series, Call of Duty: WWII, sends t...
Call of Duty: WWII is a glorious and triumphant return to the series that delivers a stellar experience across the board via a high-quality campaign and an ingenious and riveting multiplayer despite a number of technical hiccups...
Published: 2017-11-06, Author: Lucas , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: When it rains it pours, and in 2017, it's cloudy with a chance of Nazi scum. Not long after the alternate-history camp and aggression of Wolfenstein II, I find myself back with boots on the ground in the real history of World War II. After several years...
Published: 2017-11-06, Author: Lucas , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: When it rains it pours, and in 2017, it's cloudy with a chance of Nazi scum. Not long after the alternate-history camp and aggression of Wolfenstein II, I find myself back with boots on the ground in the real history of World War II. After several years...
Published: 2017-11-06, Author: Lucas , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: When it rains it pours, and in 2017, it's cloudy with a chance of Nazi scum. Not long after the alternate-history camp and aggression of Wolfenstein II, I find myself back with boots on the ground in the real history of World War II. After several years...
Published: 2017-11-04, Author: Miguel , review by: gamespot.com
War is a superb adaptation of the classic MP Rush mode, Emotional and riveting campaign, Headquarters is a well-crafted social hub, Engaging multiplayer progression system, Takes Call of Duty back to its roots while delivering a thoroughly new experience,
Not enough War maps, Cluttered Headquarters UI takes time to get used to
The latest installment in Activision's Call of Duty Series takes you to World War II, where you and your platoon fight the Nazis on the Western Front. Sledgehammer Games has returned to the core basics in terms of movement - there is no more double jumpi...
Published: 2017-11-02, Author: Miguel , review by: gamespot.com
War is a superb adaptation of the classic MP Rush mode, Emotional and riveting campaign, Headquarters is a well-crafted social hub, Engaging multiplayer progression system, Takes Call of Duty back to its roots while delivering a thoroughly new experience,
Not enough War maps, Cluttered Headquarters UI takes time to get used to
Call of Duty: WW2 is an impressive feat. Sledgehammer games could have failed at many junctures to deliver upon expectations. This Call of Duty is supposed to be a return to form. It's meant to renew older players' faith that the series hasn't abandoned i...
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Published: 2017-11-02, Author: Dean , review by: venturebeat.com
Abstract: Call of Duty: WWII takes us back the beginning. It reminds us why we liked the series and why it became a $15 billion juggernaut. The military shooter puts you in the shoes of individual infantry soldiers, the ordinary people who learn what it means to be...
