Platforms: Reviewed on Xbox One and PS4. Call of Duty: WWII is also available on PC. Developer: Sledgehammer Games Publisher: Activision MSRP: $59.99 Introduction: It's been nearly a decade since the last World War II Call of Duty game.

Just received this game and upon starting after download all I get is a black screen with music playing. Also this game is listed as "localized to Arabic, also playable in English" and everything is in Arabic and you have to figure out how to switch over which is whatever but it's odd since I live...

Truly the worst COD of all time. I had high hopes too. However, between being stuck in spectating mode with no recourse, the amazing auto aiming sniper rifles, and the inability to target someone with anything else...this game is truly awful. They should have scraped this one.

My boy loves this game, he doesn't stop playing it. He said it's really good and the graphics are good. Also it gives you a challenge as some parts are really hard.

So far I like this years version of the game. Going back to "boots on the ground" helped alot. Of course launch issues occurred during the first month of release. I mainly focus on the multiplayer and it's hit or miss. Mostly depends on server issues as to how well you can do on the scoreboard.

I brought this for my son so I can't say a lot about it but he loves it! Hasn't played anything else since he got it so I'd say it's a big hit!

Great campaign, a lot longer than previous call of duty games, My main reason for buying was for the Multiplayer experience, Great selection of weapons and perks with a wide range of custom builds to suit your game play.

WWII is a throwback to a time before developers felt the need to cram a raft of extra features into their game. Only, everything outside the gameplay is still very much adorned with the menus, unlocks, loot boxes, and Nazi zombies you’d expect from a modern CoD. Ultimately, CoD WWII is a game that wants to have its grizzled, back-to-basics cake and eat it too. For the most part, it gets away with walking this audacious tightrope. Underneath its ultra-visceral graphical polish is the thrilling spirit of arguably the series’ high point: Call of Duty 2. Clichés and marketing buzzwords be damned, but this really is boots-on-the-ground combat, and it’s terrific fun at that.

Feels great to get back to simpler combat; Looks amazing; Loads of modes to get stuck in with; War mode is fantastic;

Audio glitches on Xbox One X; Still an incredibly high skill ceiling online; Campaign sometimes fail to excite;

Feels great to get back to simpler combat; Looks amazing; Loads of modes to get stuck in with; War mode is fantastic;

Audio glitches on Xbox One X; Still an incredibly high skill ceiling online; Campaign sometimes fail to excite;

Third time is a charm Maybe their would be an outcry if say, Sledgehammer put a waterpark level into a historically-centric shooter, but I think they could make it work (how about a troupe stumbles across one).