Call of Duty : WWII

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4.5 / 5

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Call of Duty: WWII will be fascinating to study from a business standpoint: will consumers embrace the product they have long been clamoring for and how will Activision handle its business strategy moving forward? Will they dive exclusively back into World War II until gamers tire of it again or cycle between different eras from here on out? Whatever happens, there’s a fantastic game at the center of this future case study that proves that no matter the ballyhoo, Activision will ensure a superb experience is delivered. Weaving through explosive action set pieces, Call of Duty: WWII features the franchise’s most grounded story in years that doesn’t revel in unnecessary convolution, although can sometimes feel too conventional. Combined with some of the more visually-realistic cutscenes yet and there’s a story that deserves to be experienced even if it doesn’t reach the heights of the best WWII films. The many who look at Call of Duty squarely as a multiplayer experience won’t be let down either. The expertly-designed maps recall the glory days of mid-aughts WWII shooters while still advancing the mechanics as a whole. Headquarters is a intriguing addition that makes Call of Duty feel more community oriented as it flirts with MMOs. While it’s hard to top the neon thrills of last year’s Zombies in Spaceland, Nazi Zombies refines gameplay in key areas that make the experience easier to delve into yet boasts more longevity. Call of Duty: WWII is a return to form for the series and it’s clear that Sledgehammer didn’t cut corners conceiving it. There’s nothing revolutionary here, but it’s about as tight as a shooter can get and offers up several notable new features while remaining an admirable tribute to the greatest generation.