This month has been pretty weird. As a write this in July my retrospective is full of half completed games, or games that don't really have an end. I want to record this here as a record to myself. "Hey, we were quite busy with games this month. On top of that, we were quite busy with work." A lot of the games here were couch time games, which I needed - since sitting at a desk to game after sitting at a desk all day isn't always the vibe I want. Perhaps I need a new chair...

It has been a little while since my last post due to a bit of a gaming rut, real life business, and work claiming my time for the past few months - I found myself at the autumn sale with a opportunity to buy the Call of Duty Warchest bundle, which I’ve wanted to revisit since I was a kid. Little to my knowledge this would be an hyper fixation they would talk about in the history books. Since playing Call of Duty, I have since played nearly (with the exception of some console exclusives) every World War CoD in its entirety - giving me a chance to witness the evolution of the series, have fun playing world class shooters, and learn a lot of history (both through the game and through outside research). I will use this essay to collect my thoughts about each entry, and compare and contrast to ultimately find which title I enjoyed the most, and which title is actually worth revisiting all these years later. Now, we travel back in time to the game that started it all.