Sledgehammer Games and Activision recently released new trailers for the upcoming game “Call Of Duty: WWII.” The trailers are entitled “Meet the Allies.” It introduces two of the game’s main protagonists – Rousseau, the leader of the French Resistance, and Major Arthur Crowley member of the British Secret Service. The two trailers are part of Sledgehammer Games’ “Week of Intel” where the developer promises to reveal more details about “Call of Duty: WWII” story every day until September 21.
Who are the main protagonists?
Major Arthur Crowley spent several in the British Expeditionary Force.
Crowley is an expert in sabotage and deception, which makes him very suitable for executing secret missions. Crowley is also part of the Special Ops Executives. In the first trailer, Major Arthur Crowley is working alongside with Rousseau to infiltrate the German garrison in Paris.
On the other hand, Rousseau (codename) is a highly-skilled leader of the French Resistance. Her whole name is still unknown. Her fight is personal, and she will do whatever it takes to fight off the Axis powers in France to avenge the loved ones she lost.
More details about the game
According to a report from ComingSoon.net, “Call of Duty: WWII” focuses on the story of a young soldier named Ronald “Red” Daniels. Daniels is a First Infantry Division recruit in the United States.
His very first actual combat was on D-Day, one of the most iconic battle in the history that happened on the beaches of Normandy. After surviving the beach, Ronald Daniels and his team will fight their way across the continent of Europe.
“Call of Duty: WWII” will offer exciting multiplayer modes and gameplay innovations set in World War II locations.
Players can choose between the five World War II divisions, such as Airborne Division, Mountain Division, Infantry Division, Armored Division, and the Expeditionary Division. Each division has a specific basic combat training, and they also have their specific weapon skills.
Pre-order rewards
Sledgehammer Games will officially launch “Call of Duty: WWII” on November 3, and it will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC.
Players who decided to pre-order the game can acquire some rewards which include a Division Pack (five outfits for multiplayer characters), 1100 Call of Duty points (can be used in-game), and a Multiplayer Upgrade (unlocks a selected weapon permanently).
