Mud, fire, and the most brutal chaos of the Second World War.

No preference ranking here, so let's read the detail. And it paints a sharply split game. Fun explodes right at the top, ahead of more than eight games in ten: this is the one you boot up and put down at 3am. The controller feel follows up high, on few votes. The desert island holds firm, above the middle. Then it drops. Art style sits dead center, the OST slightly below, connection well lower. And right at the bottom, rediscovery, ahead of barely a handful of games. There's the tension: a game that lets loose with a controller in hand but marks the heart far less lastingly.

In the long Call of Duty line, this entry stays one of the harshest, one of the darkest. The war FPS genre finds one of its peaks of brutality here.

So, who is it for? For you if you love frontal, intense action, the feeling of survival under fire. Much less if you want a game that stays with you long after you set it down.