If you are into war and history, than this game would be perfect for you. Zombies can be scary and slightly more gorey but isint bad if you have the settings turned down. Continue the epic scale of war with DLC Pack 1 for Call of Duty® WWII - The Resistance. I would wait until you around thirteen for multiplayer in this game cause players can be very toxic and mean. The gamplay is emersive and exicting offering hours of joy. There is no sexaul themes that I know of only maybe a poster of a woman in a bikini. However, the majority of the game occurred between 19. It is the fifth main installment of the Call of Duty series and returns the setting to World War II.The game is also the first title in the Black Ops story line. There are GREAT rolemodles in this game, showing acts of kindness and mercy to prisioners. The franchises first game started in World War II, in 1942, to be more precise. Call of Duty: World at War is a 2008 first-person shooter game developed by Treyarch and published by Activision.It was released for Microsoft Windows, the PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360 in November 2008. Its also very historical and teaches young people about the war, and not glorify it like in the movies.
But there will be no swearing and no blood, gore, or dismemberment. Still if you do that though you still will be able to shoot people and flamethrow them, ect. But parents should know that there is an option at the begining of the game to turn down the violence and language setting. I get it if your another adult who wont let there kid play this game or any other COD just because it has that M sticker on it. The game looks and feels like a title from the Playstation 2 era, complete with bad character models, bad textures, nearly nonexistent lighting effects and, somehow, the inability to even maintain a borderline passable 30 frames per second.So ok. This is one of the least visually appealing games I’ve played during this whole generation, not counting abysmal Unity asset flips. To state it pretty simple, Raid is Pay Day 2 with a WW2 skin. If the game did a good job in making good first and second impressions, the same can’t be said about third impressions, a.k.a. Both videos make the game look like a humorous take on World War II, but you’ll need more or less 2 minutes after the game begins to realize things aren’t going to be like that. The former sells the idea of the game being the videogame equivalent of Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds (my favorite movie from the director, by the way), while the FMV features the good old John Cleese in a hilarious video telling you about the game’s plot, setting and mission.
If anything, Raid is masterful in causing one heck of a good first impression with both its intro video and tutorial FMV. Nope, that’s not the original Call of Duty.
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