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Call of Duty: WWII - United Front DLC2018

Call of Duty: WWII - United Front DLC

2018 Activision69Worthwhile

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Launch
June 26, 2018
Publisher
Activision
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Overview

The Allies retaliate in DLC Pack 3 for Call of Duty: WWII - United Front. Experience the dramatic drive toward Berlin across three new Multiplayer maps: Stalingrad, Market Garden and Monte Cassino. Armour up and push across North Africa in a new objective-based War Mode mission: Operation Supercharge. Plus, join new heroes in a unique Nazi Zombies experience.

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Reception

Sledgehammer has done a pretty good job of bolstering up a title that launched with considerably less content than its predecessors, and the recent introduction of yet another new class, the shield-carrying 'Cavalry,' is testament to this. Hop onto any online match now and it will look like half the team is carrying car doors around with them for protection....

United Front may be the most packed DLC for Call Of Duty: WWII as it not only offers one map, but essentially three zombie maps that function as an entirely new experience. The multiplayer maps are somewhat lackluster except for well put together set pieces. It’s standard fare. It functions how players have come to expect without trying to re-invent...

United Front DLC is the first one worth the money. Different maps, their atmosphere and designs will be appreciate by snipers and close combat fans alike.

The 3rd DLC for Call of Duty WWII doesn't offer anything new in terms of multiplayer maps except the name of one of the most famous WWII battles which was missing from the main game, but the DLC brought alot of changes to survival mode in terms of the content and different settings.

At this point, The United Front DLC illustrates exactly what Sledgehammer needs to work on, while highlighting exactly what makes Call of Duty so damn popular as a franchise.