Call of Duty 2-Demo

Call of Duty 2-Demo is the pre-release demo of the second installment of the Call of Duty franchise, a first-person shooter developed by Infinity Ward, which was released in 2005 for PC and Xbox 360. After its release, the game received almost unanimous positive reviews, becoming one of the leading games in the genre for many years.

In this demo you will be able to play the eleventh level of the full game, “The End of the Beginning”. This mission takes place in El Daba, Egypt, and your objective is to launch an assault in an attempt to destroy four large artillery posts. The problem, of course, is that the village is absolutely swarming with German soldiers, whom you will have to face first if you want to get to the artillery. And they won’t make it easy for you.

Category: Action

Before you start playing the demo, you can take a look at the configuration options. From here you will be able to modify the general resolution, as well as other values that alter the visual quality. By default, the game is at a resolution of 800×600, but you can increase the resolution to your liking, and you can even activate VSync for a much more modern experience. You can also change the controls or customize the audio options.

The duration of Call of Duty 2-Demo depends largely on the difficulty level you choose. On the two lower difficulty levels, the game is relatively easy and you won’t have to worry too much about German gunfire, so you can finish the mission in just a few minutes. Now, especially on the highest difficulty level, Hardened, you will have to advance very slowly, very carefully, and even then it will be a challenge.

Download Call of Duty 2-Demo and try one of the defining FPS games of a whole generation. A title that was a turning point for the genre, and that you can enjoy as it was presented the year of its release. The game also runs perfectly on modern operating systems.

Information about Call of Duty 2-Demo

	License	Demo
	Op. System	Windows
	Category	Action
	Language	English
	Author	Activision
	Downloads	6,365,545
	Date	Aug 20, 2023
	Content Rating	Not specified
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