This doesn’t mean that it strives for realism or that it cuts back on preposterous action sequences, as this remains a Hollywood vision of WWII – there are set-pieces Michael Bay might have considered a bit much.
The secret, I think, is Sledgehammer’s commitment to going back to Call of Duty’s core. I can’t remember the last time that a Call of Duty felt this exciting. It doesn’t reinvent the series, so if you can’t stand heavily scripted missions and being hustled and funnelled from one action sequence to the next, then go elsewhere. Having given us the best CoD of this generation (not exactly a challenge) with Advanced Warfare, it’s now gone one better and given us the best CoD since Black Ops. Available on PS4 (version tested), Xbox One and PC
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