Call of Duty: World at War

Gameplay - 8/10
Shooting - 9/10
Graphic - 10/10
Soundtrack - 9/10
Level Design - 8/10
Story - 8/10
Lenght - 5/10

4h 56min

Reznov is such a badass choom.

Basically a reskin of Modern Warfare with a World War 2 coat of paint. I prefer it however, as the game had more personality. The dark and gritty atmosphere was erie and immersive. The Campaign was amazing and told the story of World War 2 in the most realistic way possible. It also introduced Nazi Zombies, the game mode that was eventually propelled into a heavily funded triple A third standing game mode. It also had custom Zombies, which made for years and years of replayability for the PC community. World at War has however aged poorly; as it's full of hackers, has no population, not many weapons, glitches, and Black Ops III's custom zombies and Zombies Chronicles replaced this game entirely.

Accurate enough to tell some of the important event during the WW2 but also manage to deliver amazing gameplay experience especially the gritty theme that they wanted to show us

A very dark and gritty COD title which not only began the phenomenon of COD zombies but began my favorite storyline in the franchise, that being the Black Ops storyline. Reznov is a amazing character and the American campaign was great as well. I haven't played the DLC zombies maps but nacht der untoten is a classic that's always fun to come back to for the challenge.

A very well rounded game with story,violence and gore.Depicts the brutality of Pacific Campaign and Eastern and Western Fronts in Europe with maturity.