The game that started the franchise. A World War II shooter built on a modified Quake III engine, notable for squad-based infantry combat across American, British and Soviet campaigns.
Multiplayer locations, modes and remake history.
16 RECORDSCoD maps
Maps for Call of Duty.
Bocage
Large Normandy hedgerow map of open fields and ruins that rewards long-range rifle and sniper duels.
Brecourt
Open assault map of trenches, gun pits and a farmhouse modeled on the Brecourt Manor action.
Carentan
Tight French town of streets and buildings built for close-quarters infantry fighting.
Chateau
Wooded French chateau grounds threaded with narrow passages and flanking routes.
Dawnville
Post-invasion Normandy town of houses and open crossings set after the Sainte-Mère-Église landings.
Depot
Compact supply depot of ladders and stacked cover favoring medium- and short-range combat.
Harbor
Snow-covered Soviet harbor of docks and warehouses set along the water's edge.
Hurtgen
Snowy forest map of trenches and bunkers drawn from the Hürtgen Forest fighting.
Neuville
French village of mixed stone buildings offering a spread of close and open engagements.
Pavlov
Ruined Stalingrad apartment block famed for its sniper sightlines, based on Pavlov's House.
POW Camp
Prisoner-of-war camp of barracks, guard towers and bunkers laid out in layered defensive lines.
Railyard
Multi-story buildings overlooking a Stalingrad rail yard with commanding vantage points.
Rocket
Snowy German V2 rocket facility linking surface positions to underground passages.
Ship
Nazi vessel of open decks and cramped interior hallways built for tight boarding-action combat.
Stalingrad
War-torn Stalingrad streets of rubble and gutted buildings centered on close urban fighting.
Tigertown
Shattered town of hollowed buildings and rubble lanes suited to house-to-house fighting.