Blood is a much more common sight than previous games in general, and some of the new ways to kill will let you get your hands quite bloody indeed. Dogs and banzai charging soldiers will try to bayonet you unless you take them out first. Flamethrowers will set enemies on fire and destroy structures. Unlike previous games, where combat was straightforward, this game introduces new and violent twists. Multiplayer is possible with either human opponents or bots via modding, and while I can confirm it still works even now, this review will focus on the main campaign. Like all the games in the Call of Duty franchise, it has first-person shooter mode combat with a computer-controlled support squad in the single-player campaign. This time, instead of the sanitized Teen rated experience of the previous titles (prior to CoD4), this game is all about the worst horrors of that conflict, in all their bloody majesty. Call of Duty: World At War is yet another game in the CoD franchise to explore this theme circa its release in 2008, but this time, it's not as tame as previous titles.īased on a modified version of the first Modern Warfare engine, this game returns to the World War II setting of the classic games. War is ultimately about killing, and depending on the morals of the sides in question, the line between being a murderer and being a soldier can be very blurry.
There is no romance or glory except in the movies.
Number of Players: Singleplayer, online multiplayerĪs any veteran of combat will tell you, war is terrible. Available On: Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360ĮSRB Rating: Mature (Blood, Gore, Strong Language, Violence)
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