The Guardian offered a similarly mixed review, scoring CoD: WW2 three stars out of five.

The Guardian: “Activision’s blockbuster shooter goes back to its roots, and offers a solid if unsurprising experience, but the three elements within feel like wildly different games.” All told, GameSpot felt that Cod: WW2 delivered a solid playing experience, with the only minor drawbacks a lack of War maps and a “Cluttered Headquarters UI.” They felt the return to a World War 2 setting had paid off and enjoyed the game’s single player mode, which they called “a substantial, six-plus-hour trek where intense close-quarters combat complements spectacular showcase events.” They felt the story was enhanced by strong characterisation and emotive moments and also felt a return to WW2 boosted the game’s multiplayer mode. GameSpot were impressed with the game and awarded it a score of 9 out of 10. Of the 51 critical reviews, 46 are classed as “positive” by Metacritic and nine as “mixed.” Perhaps tellingly, none fit in the remaining category “negative,” suggesting that, at the very least, the game has something to offer. At the time of writing this score is based on 55 individual reviews and indicates “generally favourable reviews” for the game. Review aggregator Metacritic currently list the PS4 version of Call of Duty: World War 2 (CoD: WW2) with a metascore of 80 out of 100. Is Call of Duty: World War 2, available for Xbox One, PS4 and PC, a return to form? Let’s take a look at some of the major reviews for the PS4 version of the game. Activision, the publishers of the CoD series, have returned to the game’s origins as a World War 2 shooter to see if they can rekindle the magic. Once a byword for rip-roaring, first person shooter action, especially in its online multiplayer iterations, the series has lost a little traction in recent years and last year’s Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare was poorly received by critics.

The Call of Duty franchise is one of the leading gaming brands in the world.

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