Over these three campaigns you’ll fight on the snowy Moscow streets, take on waves of Nazi soldiers in the destroyed French town Caen, be pinned down in sun-drenched North African villages, scale the cliffs at Pointe du Hoc, Normandy, and more. While I feel it’s best to play through each campaign successively, the option is there if you wish to dip in and out. While the Russian campaign is initially your only option, the English campaign is unlocked early on and the US campaign a while after that. The game is split into three campaigns: Russian, English and US. It might be morally wrong to enjoy depictions of real-life war, but when it’s this good you just can’t help it. While not doing anything revolutionary, it offers the most thrilling and atmospheric World War II experience ever found in a videogame.
Call of Duty 2, however, is exactly how I envisaged and hoped it would be. Niggling problems or totally bizarre design decisions nearly always mar an otherwise great game. It’s rare that a game turns out exactly as you’d hope it would.
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