Call of Duty 2

Call of Duty is in a class of its own. A game that is difficult to compare with other shooters, because its goal is to cast the player in the main role of a great movie, and thus give him the opportunity to experience a real war.

Call of Duty 2 is a thoroughly entertaining, immersive experience from start to finish that hardly ever skips a beat. You'd be a fool to miss out on such an involving first-person shooter.

Whether you’re crawling through the trenches in the campaign’s D-Day landing, fighting on the competitive battlefields, or lopping off gruesome undead soldiers’ heads in Nazi Zombies, Call of Duty: WW2 offers a surprisingly fast-paced and fun World War II experience. The campaign features a more personal story, while the new War multiplayer mode alleviates some of my frustrations with the generally small multiplayer maps. Of all the parts, though, Nazi Zombies is a standout with its wonderfully creepy setting and puzzle-like tasks. It’s mostly what you’d expect from a great Call of Duty game, ...

With an improved Nazi Zombies mode, the best Call of Duty multiplayer in years, and a passable campaign, Call of Duty: WW2 feels like a return to form for the franchise after some lackluster entries. Here's hoping Call of Duty: WW2's upcoming The Resistance DLC and next year's entry in the series are able to keep Sledgehammer's momentum going.

Crawling through pipes as a soviet soldier with bullets turning the pipe into swiss cheese.

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