EA wants to tackle the incredibly tricky subject matter of a German perspective of World War 2 with one of their single-player War Stories in Battlefield V, which goes under the chapter name of “The Last Tiger”.

World War II, humanity’s greatest conflict, is the canvas for this year’s Call of Duty and so far it looks glorious. We got a hands-on taste of the action available this year across all three pillars of the Call of Duty experience. Take a look below at what’s to come.

The Call of Duty WWII beta is coming to PC later this month, so here's everything you need to know to get your boots ready to hit that ground.

Call of Duty: World War II isn’t just a back to basics approach for the franchise, but a game that wants be both entertaining and respectful of the past with story that doesn't shy away from the horrors of war.

Call of Duty this year feels like a game built on that passion, built on the history of World War II and the impact that it had on generations to come. Speaking to Sledgehammer studio heads Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey ahead of E3, the two co-founders of the studio filled me on how the team had come together to tell a more personal story in Call of Duty this year.

This year, Call of Duty is rewinding back to the darkest conflict in our history. World War 2 was where Call of Duty was born, as the bloody battlefields of Europe played host to plenty of digital warfare. The boots are back on the ground this year, as Sledgehammer Games’ Glen Schofield detailed the war ahead.

Roland Emmerich is looking to not destroy the world this time, as he decides to tackle some real-world conflict instead about the Battle of Midway.

Call of Duty has fought a battle in every theater of war imaginable, from Normandy Beach through to space itself. This year however, marks a return to the era that made Call of Duty a powerhouse as the battlefields of World War 2 welcome the series back to its roots.