Call of Duty®: WWII

Campaign, Multiplayer and Co-Operative make Call of Duty®: WWII a fit for players who want to move between a World War II story and matches with others. It costs ≈ $22.44 at GAMIVO; weigh that against which modes you will actually play rather than treating the mode count as a reason on its own.

The Steam PC version lists English full audio and subtitles, as well as full controller support. Those details help make the purchase decision concrete: the game is most relevant if its three modes appeal and the language and control options suit your setup. At $59.99 from GAMIVO, the offer is ≈ $37.55 below Steam for the same edition.

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71%Steam Reviews33.9K reviews73Metacritic/10078OpenCritic/100

Released: Nov 2, 2017

World War II · FPS · Singleplayer · Multiplayer · Zombies

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EditionCall of Duty®: WWII - Digital Deluxe EditionView prices →

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01About Call of Duty®: WWII

Call of Duty®: WWII follows the European theater of World War II, from the Normandy landings on D-Day through other iconic locations. Its Campaign centers on classic Call of Duty combat and camaraderie, alongside Multiplayer and Co-Operative modes. Steam players rate 71%% of 33,919 reviews positively. The Steam PC version includes single-player, multiplayer and co-op. English is listed with full audio and subtitles.

Credits

Developer

Sledgehammer Games · Raven Software

Publisher

Activision

Steam player reviews

71%positiveMostly Positive33,919 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$14.992026-09-11 · Microsoft StoreBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
Traditional Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	Yes

Show 9 more languages

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
French	Yes	Yes	Yes
Italian	Yes	Yes	Yes
German	Yes	Yes	Yes
Spanish	Yes	Yes	Yes
Japanese	Yes	Yes	—
Korean	Yes	Yes	—
Polish	Yes	Yes	Yes
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	Yes	Yes
Russian	Yes	Yes	Yes

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-29

02Before you buy

Modes and controls

The Steam PC version includes Campaign, Multiplayer and Co-Operative modes, with full controller support.

Language support

English is listed with full audio and subtitles. German, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are also listed as interface languages.

03Frequently asked questions

What is the Campaign about?

The Campaign follows battles across Europe during World War II, beginning with the Normandy landings on D-Day.

What does Co-Operative mode offer?

Co-Operative mode has an original story presented as a standalone experience.

What is Multiplayer like?

Multiplayer features infantry-focused combat, authentic weapons and World War II-themed locations.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

11/25/2017

Overall Score: 7.5 / 10 This rating is based on the single-player experience only! ######## ################################## 　 Quality 　　 8/10 　　　Generic, but solid mainstream game 　 ========= ===================================== Performance10/10　 Well optimized console port; no crashes; suprisingly smooth in 4k maxed (~60fps); butter smooth in 1080p on ultra settings in both the campaign & the zombie mode 　 Utility5/10　 Campaign No bugs experienced; rare small glitches; MP/zombies needs to be installed aswell; no possibility to customize sound options; tons of graphics settings & optimal option Zombies Pathing and AI glitches may rarely occur; no single-player menu for the zmode; the session can be paused, but no save & quit Censorship 　(German version!) While German law is to blame, censoring is very poorly implemented; it deforms the game and is a disgrace for the soldiers of the German Wehrmacht, who even fought alongside the US army* against the Nazis 　 Controls9/10　 Tight, typical CoD controls¹; great with pad, but kb+m is a lot easier for a FPS; 14 sensitivy grades for thumbsticks & more options to customize the controls 　 ######## ################################## 　 Gameplay 　　 7.8/10 　　　Beginner-friendly, captivating FPS 　 ========= ===================================== Challenge 9/10　 Campaign Intense action, that rewards / requires a strategic approach on higher difficulties; health injections, no automatic HP-reg; a lot harder and thus more rewarding, if you're playing the game with a controller Zombies Designed for MP, but very fun in SP, too! Requires proper map knowledge, skill and a good strategy to survive and score high; detailed leaderboards; boss can be soloed 　 Content 7/10　 Campaign The story lasts ~10h on veteran; depends on the speed, playstyle and experience; a few collectables and special achievements add motivation to play the game again; scripted events should be skippable after the first playthrough: hinders speedruns & lowers the fun when replaying the game; at least the cutscenes are skippable, tho' Zombies The arcade mode is endless, but at least 10h of fun, due to many unlockables, up to 4 player coop and a ranking system; 6 unlockable secret characters; no missions or weapon achievements / lvls like in PVP 　 Diversity7/10　 Campaign Simple FPS with easy vehicle & stationary gun sections, short sniper & stealth parts, spiced up with a few quicktime events; the comrades are walking 'kill streak rewards' e.g. health packs, ammo or mortar strikes Zombies You'll be able to rank up, like in the MP & can change your weapon mods, perks etc. 5 different types of zombies; pick-ups like insta-kill, x2 points etc. and more random elements like the infamous 'Mystery Box'; solo is somewhat tedious past wave 30 　 Immersion8/10　 Campaign Lurid, yet impressive story presentation, but lacks realism & historical precision; the linear levels suit the strict orders and missions you'll receive as a recruit; most authentic feeling of war on veteran: duck and be prepared to die within seconds Zombies The zombies are actually scary this time, and it's even more addictive, due to many unlockables, perks & random loot crates; optional micro-transactions (not tested) 　 ######## ################################## 　 Design 　　 6.6/10 　　　Good overall, but lacks creativity 　 ========= ===================================== Visuals7/10　 Campaign Well crafted ingame visuals overall, but makes use of an outdated graphic engine once again (console port); looks slighty pixelated at times in 1080p, but benefits from 4k a lot(!) due to a visual focus on textures, rather than on 3D models; the cutscenes look good, but perform worst & highlights are digitalized actors; quite underwhelming graphical violence blurs the true face of war; unpolished details Zombies Nothing too fancy, but again neat map & enemy design, that fits the high speed and optional coop just perfectly; zmode gore isn't censored: let it rain brain! 　 Sound²7/10　 Masterly arranged SFX, during battle, but too few cries of pain overall; some unrealistic weapon sound effects; great voice actors (localized versions, too); dull, pathetic, forced OST in the story; zombie mode starrs Udo Kier as villain 　 Texts 6/10　 Stirring, emotional story presentation; more about the relationships & destiny of the protagonist than about the war; shallow, subjective, stereotypical plot that subtly glorifies the US military; the zombie mode has no actual story to it, but a B-Movie setting & monologues and a short cutscene for intro & ending 　 Mapping6/10　 Campaign Generic, mostly linear & small levels; yet it manages to entertain due to the straightforward pace and nifty design Zombies The map is filled up with secrets and quests to solve, but it's just one big level and a small tutorial map; smells like DLC content for the season pass 　 Interface 7/10　 Visually appealing menu & UI layout, but unthoughtfully designed main menu and rather unhandy menus and lobby system for the zombie mode; unnecessary HUD elements can't be customized at all 　 📜*　In the famous Battle for Castle Itter 🕹️¹　Intuitive, simple controls; 2 weapons & grenades at a time 🔊²　Cranked up speakers with bass required for rich sound! ⚠️ 　EDIT: (rare) potential hardware problems for some users! TL;DR: Just another decent Call of Duty, neither more or less. Tested with: 1080p HD (1920 × 1080), synced 60fps 2160p 4K (3840 × 2160), ~60fps (95%) 5.1 Surround System / Razer Electra V2 i7-7700K, 4 x 4.2 GHz; MSI GTX 1080 16GB DDR4 RAM; generic Toshiba HDD Roccat Kone Pure; generic Logitech KB Microsoft Xbox One Elite Controller OS: Windows 10 Professional, 64-Bit Settings: Maxed (tons of options); FOV 90 Difficulty: Recruit, Soldier, Expert, Veteran Size: ~75GB; (MP needs to be installed!) Playtime on seperate listed zmode: ~25h Check out my curator page here, if you liked this review.Show moreShow less

18.7 hours at review1,108 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

11/03/2017

well i dont realy know why i even got my hopes up for this "boots to the ground" experience wich was supposed to be more realistic than previous entries...so what greets me when i enter the campaign you might ask? well the germans are wearing waffen ss eagles on the side of their caps WITH regular army insignia on the front (no waffen ss units were present on the DDAY landings) , they are using PPSH wich was a russian smg, the rate of fire on the mg42 is laughably low, almost the entire german uniform types are just plain wrong! so i exited singleplayer and entered multiplayer, the whole ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thing is filled to the brim with quickscoping kids just ruining the whole ww2 experience! the chats are filled with trashtalking...and the developers that had the audacity to call this realistic also added BLACK WOMEN AND MEN in the german army! yes black people from the freies arabien legion were present in the war, BUT not in the regular army! they have butchered ww2 in this entry no respect AT ALL has been shown! this is no more than a bad reskin of blackops 3 minus jetpacks...if you want real ww2 go with RED ORCHESTRA 2 or day of infamy with some skin mods... DO NOT BUY THIS! and to the developers i can say this...when you decide to make a game about historical events you also have a responsibility to make history justice! no adding! no removing! no censoring! no altering! history is sacred! this game is nothing but a blatant middlefinger to ww2 and those that fought in it, this game is nothing but a cavalcade of pampering to a spoiled safespace addicted group of people that ♥♥♥♥♥ their pants when they see the sig runes or a swastika...this game could have been good...but it fell flat...this game helps to pollute history even more..an example for you here, a friend said excitedly that there was black women in ww2 fighting for the germans...i said NO there was not! he said that he saw it in cod ww2...and he asked why would a game about ww2 a historical event include german black women if there in truth realy was none?! i said that is a realy good question...the only answer i could give was they do it to be "inclusive" on the expense of history...you are helping with smearing out what happened with liberal fantasy, alot of todays youth take alot of their knowledge from the screen, no books no docus just games and films...i am a ww2 afficionado and i also collect german ww2 militaria, this pile of anti history just sickens me to the core!Show moreShow less

0.8 hours at review7,610 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

11/24/2017

My history teacher didn't mention these quickscoping female soldiers in ww2.Show moreShow less

9.7 hours at review1,091 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

11/04/2017

This game's title is a disgrace. When I saw the initial trailer, I was actually pretty hyped and thought that this might be a good game. Well, it's the worst CoD I've ever played. And it's not even so because the gameplay is bad. It's just that this game pretends it's set in WWII, when it's not. First of all, please save me all "this is just a game" talk. If you call a game WWII, and say you'll try to keep it authentic, you do it. Not include stuff that's totally out of place. --> black female soldiers --> fighting for Wehrmacht --> in London --> wearing american helmets, because apparently the devs don't care about creating an even remotely authentic feeling Why not make ACTUAL WW2 maps??? London?? USS Texas?? Why?? What was the thinking behind this? Were there too few locations to choose from? Jesus Christ, what's next? New York? When I was a kid, I learned a lot about history from games like Call of Duty and Call of Duty 2. Kids playing CoD WWII will spread false knowledge. This is the first CoD since MW3 I spent money on, and definitely the last. This franchise needs to dieShow moreShow less

3 hours at review4,004 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

11/03/2017

Definitely not worth full retail price. CONS: - Campaign levels are incredibly short. 60 minutes and I had already completed 5 stages on hardened - Enemies are all deadshot, even behind cover at any difficulty (difficulty only changes the rate at which they shoot you with 100% accuracy). Hell, they are even accurate when blindfiring from cover. - Because of how accurate enemies are at any range with any weapons, mounted weapons are really fustrating to use, especially madatory mounted weapon sections where you absolutely can't dismount the weapon you are forced to use. There's no cover, and you can't take cover . Worse still, the gun requires a somewhat lengthy reload after just 50 bullets (some uses a cooldown system). - Characters are pretty forgettable in all honestly compared to something else like Brothers in Arms, COD 2, or even Company of Heroes Tales of Valor. - Ally. Useless (can't shoot for sheet) and annoying. Screaming "MED PACK READY BRUH" "GOT YOUR AMMO BRUH" every few seconds. - Microtransactions on a full priced AAA game. Solely cosmetics or not, just NO. - Settings between SP, MP and Zombies DO NOT carry over between each. So you'll have to manually set all of them again (i.e if you fine tuned your SP settings, you gotta do the same for MP and Zombie). It's a hassle. - Bugs & errors (e.g error 4128). - Hackers everywhere. Reporting them doesn't seem to help either. PRO/CON - Can't complaion about the visuals. It's not bad, but its nothing to rave about either. I won't go into nitpicky details on ulgy textures, but as a whole, so long as you're not going out of your way looking (i.e zooming in at a particular rock) for it, the game looks and runs just fine. - QTE. Not a fan, but not totally adverse against it either. Some QTE sequence require you to move your mouse in a circle (kinda like telltales games I guess?) and there are some variety of different buttons to press, so its not just smash X button all the time. - HP regen, I don't like it, but at the same time i don't not like it. I'm confused, it does what it does, but it doesn't feel as "fluid" as something from say, Dying Light, S.T.A.L.K.E.R, Half Life and Halo. I'm guessing that the slow animation to heal is for balancing purposes (i.e you can't just heal in an instant) but then again, I have played game with healing animation and they don't feel as off as this. It's not bad, but its not good per se? Idk its hard to explain. - Enemy AI aren't exactly stupid as they know when to try to flush you out while flanking you and blindfire as you try to advance towards them, but they do really stupid things from time to time like throwing a bomb that bounced back and killed themselves or "taking cover" right infront of you (and the cover is facing the wrong way). - For a game that prides itself alot on "historical accuraries", there are sure loads of jarring historical inaccuracies, even on the very first level alone. But I'm not really complaining since some of them are beneficial, like german units using weapons they weren't suppose to have (e.g " troops "Sten guns", historically speaking, german made ones were called the MP 3008, and it was avaliable ONLY for the Volksstrum, not the Wehrmacht or any branch of the military, even in desperate times. The MP 3008 was literally a really crap copy made in haste to arm fanatical civilians.) PROS: - Sound designs are pretty good. they feel heavy when they need to be and ambience have its moments of tranquil breaking into a furry of bullets and explosions. - Zombie and MP are okay (zombie is really good imo, had always wanted something similar to COD WoW zombies for a while now), nothing much to shine or bash on. Aside from the absolute bs that is the microtransaction (and how they've impliment that degrading patent it into COD WW2), it does what it does. Though I'll admit it is really weird seeing a negro nazi running around. - Amazing settings design for PC, wide variety with helpful screenshots to better explain what each settings does at what setting (i.e Texture at med, high, extra). Something like what you'd see at geforce.com - You cannot truly just ADS and empty the entire mag in a single burst with laser accuracy (atleast in my experience). There's a very noticable weapon spread at range even while going prone. Hipfire is pretty inaccurate aswell. - Auto presets for lefties. - Surprising range of weaponary - WW2 themed (like finally i suppose) TL;DR: It's fun, but the asking price is too high for the content avaliable (Get it for 30 USD or less). If you're buying this solely for SP, don't bother (even with discount) its incredibly short and unmemorable. The set pieces don't even feel grand or pumped (like COD WoW Downfall or COD2 Ponte de Hoc). Now I really wish there was a "conditional thumbs up/down" system because I'm recommending this game, for its base game content value, AT 30 USD OR LESS (absolute max I'll say is 40$ and that's really pushing it). Buying the full edition that comes with the season pass and bonus map is really ludicrous for the average joe earning average wages (also if I were a parent,unless wealthy af, dropping 60$ or more on a game that isn't that content filled would make me squint at best and straight up no to buying at worse. Adding microtransaction ontop of that doesn't help either). Oh and microtransaction is still crap, regardless if you're opening a box in private or a box that appears from the sky for everyone to see. edit: some spellings and making it easier to read. edit2: added some extra details about how the microtransaction is earned/works edit3: welp hackers are everywhere. edit4: Microtransaction ARE NOT cosmetic only now. Details about the microtransaction (as I understand) Something I believe lots of people are interested in knowing about. I'll put it in bullet points so its easier to read -They're all cosmetics onl- SIKE NOPE . Contains emblem, gun , gun skin, emote, icon, etc. - You can earn lootboxes via the game's "orders" (functionally speaking, they're pretty much challenges). - What are "orders"? At the HQ, there's a place (the game will guide you on this) where you can go and choose which orders to activate. They range anything from "kill 500 enemies" to "win a TDM match". Now, each "orders" grants a different reward (e.g XP reward, lootboxes, rare lootboxes, crafting materials), you can see what reward are tied to each "orders". They come in daily (24 hours) and weekly (7 days) cycle which will refresh and load new "orders". Upon completing a challenge, you have to go manually redeem it (HQ or loadout section). IF YOU DON'T IT DOESN'T REGISTER AND YOU LOSE YOUR POTENTIAL REWARD WHEN IT REFRESHES NEXT CYCLE (subject to change imo). - Crafting materials? Yes, like Overwatch, you get crafting materials (armory cred) through various means (e.g dupes from boxes, challenges, hourly/daily "mail" which gives you some amount of free crafting materials) which you can use to buy stuff and rank/prestige perks this which lets you buy weapon/class upgrades stuff. You can technically buy your way to unlock every weapon, perk and streak specials) via lootbox free exp (each rank gives 1 rank point) - Everyone can see what you get if they're around you, and any Epic quality stuff that was unboxed in the HQ (you have to unbox it in the HQ as far as I'm aware of) will be announced on the bottom left as a text (e.g Unforseen Lemonquences has unboxed an Epic item!) - When you open a box, nobody can "steal" it (since its considered opened the moment you decide to open one in a sub menu). But they CAN troll you by blocking your screen (standing between your character model and lootbox), thus preventing you from taking screenshots to showcase what you got.Show moreShow less

31.9 hours at review2,798 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

11/05/2017

I... I don't know where to begin. I wanted this game to be good, really I did. I have played the Call of Duty franchise from its beginning to its terrible, terrible demise during the Black Flops series. Campaign -No, you cannot skip the cutscenes. You WILL have feels for these characters, you WILL (but probably not because they're all lacking depth).* -All those awesome moments in the trailers? That's all of them. In the whole game, right there. -The missions? I expected more. D-Day, sweet! Oh, it's over... okay, I guess I was done anyway. Kinda missing COD2 here though... A car chase, okay... pretty sure you've done this before, COD, but this works. Sneaking around a German compound, sweet! Finally something... oh he saw me? Wearing this German uniform, he saw me and is apparently upset about this. Meanwhile all of his buddies are having conversations without actually moving their mouths or talking, that's cool Activision, I'll go elsewhere to fulfill my attention to detail. A flying mission, sweet. DEFINITELY did this one in one of the earlier Call of Duty games, but hey, we're repeating everything, so why skip this one. -Physics. Did we forget this was a thing? I just watched a Stuka divebomb a tank and pull a 270 up in a matter of maybe 10 meters. I can hop for days, and hop I will, because... MULTIPLAYER -If you're not hoping or dancing or dolphin diving, you're dead. Forget what I said, you're already dead, but you respawned so, no, wait, you're dead again. Because the guns that you have are outmatched by his custom-pro-mod-why-the-hell-is-this-even-in-this-game-gun. -Okay, I'm a huge fan of games that people die when you shoot them, maybe I'll give Hardcore a try... M1Garand shot, center mass, no kill, he returns fire with a pistol, instant kill at 20 meters. -Kill cam. Watch it, watch the muzzle of the weapons jump, but the bullets go straight. Just watch it. -All gripes and complaints aside, this game is an AMAZING... airsoft simulator. ZOMBIES -look awesome, now we know where all the dev's time went. ** -It's Nazi zombies... did you expect differently? There's some new zeds, bombs and fire and stuff. 1 map, hope you like it. -Honestly thought it was good my first run through. Prologue was cool, read reviews about it being more linear and adventure-y, but once you've opened all the gates, it's a circle map with the old tried and true tactics every game. Not my flavor, but a solid improvement still. Here's to getting TBagged by that black female German with an American helmet using a Russian PPSH in Gibraltar. *Edit: You can, apparently, skip the cutscenes. Lesson to be learned - do not remap your keys, no matter how bad you want them to make sense. You'll miss things like skipping cutscenes and not getting stabbed repeatedly by that one German nobody wanted to shoot. **Edit2: MORE INFO ON ZOMBIES TLDR: Game looks great, plays like a Burger King toy, feels like a hot-and-steamy on a history book, has zombies.Show moreShow less

4.1 hours at review1,856 people found this helpful

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