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It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? The one constant in each campaign is that players will not be alone in their missions, becoming part of a squad that fights together as a team, providing cover fire, dragging wounded comrades to safety, sabotaging key installations, and offering each other support.

Battles will take place within towns, forests, POW camps, and more, with mortar fire, enemy snipers, and other hazards lurking at every corner. Call of Duty is a brilliant action game from beginning to end, and is packed with so many amazing moments that it's my leading candidate for the best PC game of , and there's a good argument to be made that's it's the best WWII shooter ever.

Call of Duty is the first product from developer Infinity Ward. If you've been following development of the title, you already know that that most of the team came from , where they developed 's stellar Medal of Honor: Allied Assault for EA. That game, more than any before it, used lots of scripting, cinematic presentation, epic battles and amazing sound effects to make you feel like you were inside a WWII movie. As you might expect, there are a lot of similarities between the two titles, and yet Call of Duty manages to one-up Allied Assault at almost every turn.

The game is split into three Allied campaigns: American, British and Russian. Each of these parallel campaigns starts around D-Day and continues through Europe until the fall of Berlin in In each campaign, you assume the role of a particular grunt, but you're almost always surrounded by friendly soldiers fighting alongside you. Sometimes you're working with a small squad fighting your way across the countryside; other times you're just one face in a huge army swarming across a battlefield, making good on the game's tagline: "No Man Fights Alone.

These epic missions, more than anything else, are what sets Call of Duty apart from just about any other game out today. Where Allied Assault had the stellar "Omaha Beach" mission, Call of Duty is jam packed with incredible set pieces, each more unforgettable than the next. For example, the British campaign opens with two frantic missions set at Pegasus Bridge, a huge outdoor area that you'll try to defend using everything at your disposal -- your weapons, your squad, mounted guns and even a flak cannon capable of destroying incoming tanks.

The Russian campaign opens with two similarly memorable missions. In "Stalingrad," you don't even pick up a gun -- you get to act as bait, diving from cover to cover as buildings come crashing down around you, and you'll find yourself replaying the mission just to get a good look at everything happening across the level. You finally get to bear arms in "Red Square," which offers a stirring scene as the Russians storm the famous landmark.

Later, in "Pavlov's House," there's a nailbiter of a scene where you need to survive for five minutes as wave after wave of soldiers come flooding up the stairs of a crumbling building, enemy tanks demolishing the walls around you. Once you've finished all three campaigns, there are three great final missions one for each country that act as an epilogue to the campaigns.