The history of Call of Duty is a long and popular franchise that has been in the consoles of gamers around the world. The newest addition of this franchise sets back in 1939 during the great war: WWII. This console game is supposed to be a great representation of how strenuous and bloody the war was. The game provides several different game modes for you to enjoy: Nazi zombies, a campaign and a chance to play people around the world in online. Nazi zombies is a game mode that was first started in the first Call of Duty. The game places you in a house with a single pistol and a desire to prevail over the living dead as they try and take you down. The online portion is for the hardcore gamers, it gives you the opportunity to level up, customize weapons, and play with your friends where ever they may be. The campaign is the game mode that I was most interested in. The game follows a famous group of soldiers, the 1st Infantry Division, otherwise known as the Fighting First. You play as a simple man from Texas, Pvt. Ronald ‘Red’ Daniels. The campaign takes you through the war’s greatest and most memorable battles like the Battle of the Bulge, D-Day and several others that make you proud to be an American. Being a first-person shooter game, you would expect it to be like any other, however, this isn’t just any other video game. In my opinion, this game would be better suited to be called an interactive movie. While you are going through the harsh terrain of Europe, you also have an incredible and thought out story line that deals with a hot head C.O. While Red wishes to get back home to Texas to see his loving, pregnant wife, he otherwise has a deep love for his country and his company. We see as Red evolves and becomes a better man and an even better soldier.
Source: Call of Duty: WWII