Call of Duty: WWII is rated 18+, but the campaign will be censored

Activision can today confirm the final age rating for 'Call of Duty: WWII', which, as usual, can be played in this country from the age of 18.

The title from Sledgehammer Games received the "Not suitable for minors according to § 14 JuSchG" rating, but is nevertheless subject to censorship that applies exclusively to the campaign. The only change in the German, Austrian, and German-language Swiss versions of the game concerns the depiction of symbols of unconstitutional organizations (according to § 86a StGB) in the story mode. All of the aforementioned versions are also optionally playable in English. Both the multiplayer and zombie modes are completely identical to the international version.

Current impressions from the game are revealed to you by the Story trailer released yesterdayMore information will follow in the coming days as part of Frontlines Week. Today, for example, there are various teasers for the individual squad members.

Call of Duty: WWII will be released worldwide on November 03, 2017.