Call Of Duty: WWII's Hub Area Is Now An Awkward, Official Multiplayer Map
Headquarters, originally created as the game’s mostly non-violent social space, has been repurposed as a multiplayer map.
Headquarters, originally created as the game’s mostly non-violent social space, has been repurposed as a multiplayer map.
“The War Machine” DLC arrived on 10 April for the PlayStation 4, and the new content brings a little more variety and spice to WWII.
The Paint Jobs feature might’ve been late to the party, but it is a fun and welcomed addition to WWII.
It is exactly as ridiculous as it sounds.
Black Ops III is still receiving new content, and coming back to Treyarch’s 2015 title is a lot of fun.
What happened to the custom paint jobs?
Here’s a Call of Duty player who just loves bringing knives to a gunfight.
Overall, I’ll call the Resistance DLC a welcome addition to WWII simply because the game desperately needed larger multiplayer maps.
“Wait... is that really a tank?”
As well as being a bit expensive, Wildlands' current loot crate system is dishing out duplicates after developer Ubisoft explicitly said you would only get drops you didn't already own.
Two months since the launch of the latest Call of Duty, there are still many improvements that could be made to the multiplayer experience.
Although World at War never reached the same level of critical acclaim as, say, Modern Warfare, it gave us one of the series’ most serious and gory takes on war.
After dumping over a dozen hours into it, killing these zombies is no longer fun.
Now you can play with snow globes and marvel at Christmas lights in between shooting enemy soldiers right in the head.
Who doesn’t want to come up with bragging rights in the Headquarters social space?
Somehow, playing my favourite game modes on only nine maps is beginning to lose its appeal.
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