This is a social hub where you can test weapons at the firing range, challenge players to 1v1s, and pick up "Contracts" for extra XP.

Heavy defenders equipped with light machine guns, rocket launchers, and explosive resistance.

A major feature was the social space "Headquarters." Instead of a menu, you walked around a WWII base. You could 1v1 in a pit, watch others open supply drops, shoot at a firing range, or play a "boot camp" tutorial. This social hub fostered community, although long load times sometimes hampered the experience.

Fast-moving stealth specialists who utilize suppressors on submachine guns.

Inside Call of Duty: WWII – A Return to the Frontlines marked a massive shift for the franchise. Released in 2017, it abandoned the futuristic "jetpack era" of its predecessors. Instead, developer Sledgehammer Games returned the series to its roots. The game delivered a gritty, grounded portrayal of World War II. It focused heavily on the European theater, offering a cinematic campaign, a tactical multiplayer overhaul, and a terrifying horror-focused cooperative mode. The Campaign: A Gritty, Brotherhood-Driven Story