Throughout the campaign, you swap between four different allies, with each character inspired by real-world heroes – with Lady Nightingale being my personal favourite. Campaign modeĬall of Duty: Vanguard’ story begins near the end of WW2, when the Nazis are starting to scramble, with the plot revolving around a secret plot that will ensure the Third Reich’s victory in the long run. With a fairly short campaign, you’ll mostly be spending time in the multiplayer or Zombie modes, which do little to shake things up, but are a faithful recreation of what made players fall in love with the franchise. We’re now on the 18th main game in the Call of Duty series, and it’s safe to say that the well seems to be running a bit dry for this first-person shooter series.Ĭall of Duty: Vanguard takes a lot of pointers from the games that came before it, so you should expect to undergo a very classic CoD experience, with a couple of surprises thrown in. DLSS and FSR support This year’s Call of Duty has support for Nvidia’s DLSS and ARM’s FSR, so you have choices if you’re looking to upscale the game’s graphics.
Multiplatform support Call of Duty: Vanguard can be played on the PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One and on PC.Campaign, Multiplayer and Zombie modes to play There are a few ways to play, as usual, you can dive into the single-player Campaign mode, join your friends online in Multiplayer or tackle the undead in Zombie mode.