Call of Duty®: WWII

love it

If you loved Band of Brothers, you will love this game. For whom is interested on Singleplayer: campaign is great, lasting around 7 hours. Only twice I was annoyed by the missions (on tank and airplane - controls and movement feedback sucks), but fortunately are pretty short (but frustrating). Make more FPS about WWII!

it is pretty good but 60 dollars is not worth it in the modern day. Multiplayer is always empty making the game only have 7 hours of playtime. It is worth it if your a completionist and if you buy it on sale.

非常好玩

10/10

At least it's not as bad as Vanguard

Assim que o Call of Duty se caracterizou, essa é a essência dos jogos, WORLD WAR & MODERN WARFARE, Black Ops se perdeu no caminho. Dito isso, recomendo junto aos jogos antigos: De Advance Warfare pra trás de preferência. Hehe

very good story

best

When you get tired of the moral gymnastics of the Modern Warfare series, World War II was always a perfectly unproblematic comfort zone to fall back on. We WERE arguably fighting nations lead by genocidal dictators and US involvement overall is considered one of the necessary turning points of ending the war quicker. Even then, this game doesn't reach the more disturbing and near-horror aspects of World at War. When you get to the shoot'y parts, it's standard Call of Duty, basically a point-and-click adventure only you click on enemy heads. Attempts at moral ambiguity are minimal and low effort, and both historical and militaristic accuracy is lughable. Maybe there's a SMIDGE of historical revision when you compare Zussman's capture to the capture of the real Roddie Edmonds. But if I were to take away something good from this game, it's definetly (perhaps ironically) when it's NOT a usual Call of Duty game. Specifically, the down-time moments between the action set pieces; when characters talk to one another. There's definetly an attempt to create more of a Band of Brothers atmosphere with how characters talk about cultural references of the time or how much they wish they were back home and the war ended sooner so they can be back for Christmas. I would definetly like it if World War II games did more of that, at least if they really want me to care about these characters. So overall, I'd say this is just another Call of Duty game, where the most unique factor is making you feel like you're really there during the times OUTSIDE of battle; kinda like these moments from Saving Private Ryan, where Captain Miller and Ryan talk about their lives before the war, or how Rieben, Upham, Horvath and Mellish talk about Edith Piaff. !!!BUT!!! Not at the current price. Watch those moments on YouTube if you believe me, and if you REALLY want to play them, definetly wait for a sale.