A better game than I would have thought possible. The multiplayer helps bolster the overall game in a way that feels fun and enjoyable, with a back-to-basics approach that makes sense for the series to revisit.

Despite some interesting additions like Headquarters and War, Call Of Duty: WWII is arguably the most reserved entry we've had in years, but is already proving a hit among fans.

With a terribly below mediocre campaign, an average zombies mode, and an excellent multiplayer option, Call of Duty: WWII manages to hit all the marks. But not in the way that it should. I had high hopes, and was surprised that the real gem I found was not the one I was originally hoping to. It's not great, it's not good, it's okay.