Using your team mates has never been so important, as well as listening to them with their calling out enemy positions.

Other members of your squad are able to throw you spare throwables, call out where the enemies are located for a period of time, as well as throw you a gas marker for bringing in a mortar strike. If you are injured you better get cover and use a health pack, and if you are running low you better hope that a member of your squad is nearby that is able to pass you a fresh one.

This takes you through lovely locations, such as the Ardenne Forest, Paris, as well as Aachen and more.Ĭall of Duty: World War II is one of very few Call of Duty games that is not to have featured regenerative health in their main campaign. Moving on from the beaches, your main mission is to push the German forces back from their occupation of France and force them further back taking over areas of Germany. Now while this is the first mission of the game, I don’t want to give too much away, but you will encounter a range of enemies just on this first mission alone. You storm the beach with your comrades Private First Class Robert Zussman, Private Drew Stiles, Technician Fifth Grade Frank Aiello, Technical Sergeant William Pierson and First Lieutenant Joseph Turner and straight away all hell breaks loose. Your first mission is to storm the Normandy beach and take it back from German forces. In Call of Duty: World War II, you take control of Private First Class Ronald “Red” Daniels of the 1st Infantry Division of the US Army. But lets take a step back and start from the beginning. Its a heard pounding ride from start to finish, filled with cut scenes, quick time events and Hollywood moments. So as with any Call of Duty game, World War II is no different. Ladies and Gentleman, Call of Duty: World War II. So sit back and relax as we dive into the Campaign with as little spoilers as possible. Because this is such a high profile game we couldn’t give it a score for the game as a whole, so we are splitting it into three separate reviews, Campaign, Zombies, and Multiplayer. WWII hasn’t been tackled in the franchise since World at War back in 2008. This latest installment of the franchise (the 14th main release for all you number hounds) see’s Sledgehammer Games take on World War II. So usually you get a review of a game as a whole over here at Thumb Culture, but with Call of Duty: World War II we are going to do things a little different.

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