http://www.pcgamer.com/call-of-duty-wwii-review/ >What is it? A WWII shooter with competitive and cooperative multiplayer, and a single-player campaignPrice: $60 / £45Publisher: ActivisionDeveloper: Sledgehammer Games, Raven SoftwareReviewed on: Nvidia GTX 980 Ti, Intel Core i7-5960X, 32GB RAMMultiplayer: Online competitive and cooperative modesLink: Official site  >Call of Duty: WWII is so damn big that I'd be surprised if I didn't like something it has to offer. It's a series that blueprinted the feel and responsiveness of modern first-person shooters. I've always enjoyed the series' sugary pace and instant gratification, but too often the ideas wrapped around the signature shooting just don't work. WWII would be one of the better games in the series if I were judging purely based on its competitive multiplayer, but the Nazi Zombies mode is an awkward, obtuse grind, and the campaign fails to introduce many new ideas to Call of Duty at all.