Aug 19, 2009
Call of Duty: World at War is World War II with a twist: the game changes the rules by thrusting players into weary, merciless battles against a fresh fierce enemy in the most hazardous and thrilling battle ever seen in World War II. In other words the game is fast and fluid; you fight for a minute and then you die. You fight for another few minutes and then you die%u2026etc.
Call of Duty: World at War is a worthy to part of the Call of Duty saga.
The Sound
The sound was great most of the time, there were just that very few glitches that bothered me. Like when someone shoots off a “Banzai” it sound like they’re right next to you even though they’re across the map.
The Graphics
The graphics were not exceptionally good but they were the best yet of the collection.
The Gameplay
The game is very unique in the way that when you pick up a different gun the whole game changes. You could be doing really well and then you run out of ammo so you pick another gun and you start failing. Just like every other game, your teammates are not very good and you pretty much have to fight the whole war by yourself.
Overall
The one thing that stood out was the fact that there were no immature little kids screaming at you and being annoying. That is a deal breaker when I am trying decide what game to play.