The More I Play Call of Duty: WWII Zombies, the Less I Like It
After dumping over a dozen hours into it, killing these zombies is no longer fun.
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.
The update adds lots of content and balance, and sorts out those glitches and load time issues.
This could be the franchise's best entry in years, if we could play it without all those disconnect issues and black screens.
While struggling to survive the Final Reich, you may not have caught the prologue's secret room or the extra playable characters you can unlock.
Call of Duty: WWII sends the franchise back to basic training in more ways than just a simple rewinding of time.
WWII’s Headquarters is similar to Destiny’s “Tower” social space
While it's definitely a playable game with some high notes CoD: Infinite Warfare never hit quite enough of them to win fans over.
Many matches still take a lifetime to load only to be plagued with glitches.
They're found in Bolivia’s Cerro Rico mountain, a.k.a. the Mountain that Eats Men.
In a world full of futuristic shooters, this is a welcomed tactical experience.
It’s all part of this month’s ongoing event, Halloween Scream.
If these screenshots are real, it appears some variation of Uplink will likely live on in WWII.
The hidden dangers of finger guns.
