With the Call of Duty series going back to its roots with Call of Duty WWII, the multiplayer modes will also feel quite different from the previous entries in the series.
During Sony E3 2017 press conference, a new Call of Duty WWII multiplayer reveal trailer has been shown, showing how different the new multiplayer experience will be.
Fast-paced, grounded combat returns in Call of Duty®: WWII Multiplayer. Armed with an arsenal of iconic Allied and Axis weaponry, players are immersed in brutal gameplay as they fight to liberate a continent in the throes of tyranny.
The new Divisions feature redefines how players invest in their MP career, giving them the chance to choose from five divisions, each with their own specialized training and weapons skills. In War Mode, an entirely fresh Call of Duty experience, players must work as a team and fight for control through multiple strategic objectives.
So gear up, and get ready to join the ranks on November 3rd.
Call of Duty WWII launches on November 3rd on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. All those pre-ordering the game will be getting access to the beta which is scheduled to begin on August 25th on PlayStation 4.
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