Call of Duty WW2 sold well and was reasonably well-designed, but the long-anticipated return of the 1940s European theatre didn’t have the impact most players hoped for after Infinite Warfare’s disappointing launch. Sledgehammer Games created a by-the-numbers solo campaign, a solid multiplayer mode with a reduced map count, and a Zombies mode that’s visually stunning but lacks staying power. WW2 wasn’t a return to form, but a reminder that we’ve been getting a somewhat generic Call of Duty experience every year for a decade. Within the player community, however? That perception is slowly changing for the better. Instead of just dropping some DLC packs and hoping Treyarch does better this year, Sledgehammer has listened to fans and made some massive improvements via post-launch content: patches included extensive gameplay and menu UI overhauls; the multiplayer mode has hosted three major, well-received community events; and Sledgehammer even remastered two … [Read more...] about Call of Duty WW2 War Machine review