
Call of Duty is back, redefining war like you've never experienced before. Building on the Call of Duty 4®: Modern Warfare engine, Call of Duty: World at War immerses players into the most gritty and chaotic WWII combat ever experienced.
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Reviews
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I never played it back then, I don't believe I was born yet. Playing this game for the first time was amazing. COD WaW looks pretty good now, and the campaign is amazing. I played campaign on veteran and was surprised by how tame it was, and I bring that up because I thought it'd be ridiculously unfair like many older games I played; it was still a challenge. There are a ton of cool scenes and mechanics this game offers to the player that I would have never expected, I won't spoil the missions, but there is a ton of fun to be had. I find it unique how to unlock zombies, you must complete the entire campaign, and it was worth it because of how haunting the intro to Nazi zombies is. The zombies is fun and spooky; I like the atmosphere of it, and the zombie models with the great gore this game offers. Zombies has a small selection of maps, but they're all respectively great. I didn't play the multiplayer. Screenshotting with F12 kicks you out of the game or level you're playing. EDIT: Idk why i said i beat campaign on veteran, I didn't. I think i said that because I usually always do play on veteran when playing a COD campaign. frick. I'm going to beat campaign on veteran when I have the time to.
single player is genuinely peak
good
ggod game
me like waw
gud
fun, always wanted to play
18 years later and this classic is still better then any now cod game
formatei meu pc e perdi todo meu progresso 10/10
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