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Call of Duty: WWII marks a return to the series boots-on-the-ground roots, moving away from futuristic movement in favor of traditional gunplay. Combat feels grounded and weighty, with a strong emphasis on positioning, recoil control, and teamwork. Weapons have a satisfying sense of impact, and firefights feel intense and deliberate.
The class-based Divisions system replaces traditional create-a-class mechanics, encouraging players to specialize in specific playstyles. While this adds structure and balance, it also limits customization compared to earlier entries. Movement is slower and more methodical, which suits the World War II setting but may feel restrictive to players accustomed to faster-paced CoD titles.
Pros
Solid, grounded gunplay
Satisfying weapon feedback
Return to classic Call of Duty movement
Cons
Reduced class customization
Slower pacing may not appeal to everyone
Some weapons feel unbalanced
The single-player campaign focuses on a character-driven story following a squad of U.S. soldiers through the European theater. It emphasizes emotional moments and historical settings rather than open-ended gameplay. While visually impressive and well-acted, the campaign is fairly linear and short.
Multiplayer offers a range of classic modes alongside the new Headquarters social space, which allows players to interact, open loot drops, and access challenges. War Mode is a standout, delivering objective-based multiplayer with a cinematic flow.
Zombies mode returns with a darker horror tone, offering tense cooperative gameplay and strong atmosphere, though it may feel less approachable than previous Zombies iterations.
Call of Duty: WWII looks excellent on PS4, with detailed environments, realistic lighting, and impressive character models. Battlefields feel authentic, from ruined towns to dense forests, enhancing immersion.
The cinematic presentation is strong across all modes, though some reused assets are noticeable over time.
Sound design is a major strength. Weapons sound powerful, explosions are impactful, and the score enhances both action and emotional moments. Voice acting in the campaign is convincing, helping ground the story.
Multiplayer audio is clear and functional, aiding situational awareness during matches.
Call of Duty: WWII on PS4 successfully returns the franchise to a more traditional, grounded style of shooter. Its strong gunplay, solid multiplayer modes, and atmospheric presentation make it a worthwhile entry, even if it doesnt innovate significantly.
While reduced customization and slower pacing may divide players, it remains an enjoyable and polished Call of Duty experience.
Recommendation: Recommended for fans who prefer classic, boots-on-the-ground shooters and value strong multiplayer modes over experimental mechanics.
