With the next Call of Duty rumored to be Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, it could be that the series once again starts to look to the future and makes games similar to Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare to bring new ideas to the table and keep things fresh. However, there are now six Call of Duty games set in WW2, and some fans are likely getting tired of the same guns and settings.

Some of Call of Duty's best entries have been set in World War Two, and Call of Duty Vanguard has fans excited to return to the setting for another year. World at War also introduced the iconic Call of Duty Zombies game mode, which players could face solo or with up to 3 friends across 4 maps. The graphics continued to improve, and the multiplayer contained fantastic game modes with the create-a-class system and killstreaks. On the surface it seems like the right move, what with the mixed response to Infinite Warfare. World at War had a legendary campaign, featuring brutal moments and explosive set-pieces, as well as introducing some legendary characters that would appear in future Call of Duty campaigns. Where 2016s Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare looked to the likes of Destiny and Mass Effect for inspiration, Call of Duty: World War 2 is influenced by the series early games, which focussed on the second world war. Call of Duty's long-awaited return to its World War II roots is not only a homecoming, but.

Treyarch's second attempt at Call of Duty went back to WW2 after Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and quickly became a fan favorite. GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers.

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