Thanks largely to the mix of expansive campaign maps, co-op missions, and fun multiplayer modes, it was the most well-rounded and polished entry in the series to date. Perhaps in spite of the graphic violence, we enjoyed the base game plenty. This is an unapologetically violent game that revels in the act of murder, to a degree that some people no doubt find obscene, but it's also a series that has been steadily improving over time, with Rebellion refining the long-range-stealth formula with each new iteration. In the company of the husky-voiced American sniper we've killed Hitler (more than once), taken out countless soldiers, blown up vehicles galore, and watched more x-ray killcams than we care to remember. Karl Fairburne must be the most hated man in the entirety of Nazi Germany.
