It's actually a really hilarious mode if you think of it out of context from the game. When it comes to being the hunters it's just essentially a stealth class with players going about shooting items to find out what's real or not.
My highlights thus far were being a door in a door and a box upon a set of boxes which were both golden. You're able to tilt, rotate and lock yourself in for some truly clever positions. As a prop you have the option to switch a few times, deploy decoys or flash any unsuspecting or perhaps attacking enemies. The game runs with one team being props and the other searching for them. This is typically an occasional hopper playlist that players can enjoy for periods of time and eventually it has seemed to become a permanent playlist so we'll see if that happens here as well. To start it off for those that might not be aware of what this game type is I'll go over the core basics. It definitely captures the magic the mode had prior to this entry, yet it's definitely been refined for the better here. It's an absolute blast to play and perfect for a more casual time whether you're going online against randoms or working with a group of friends. That is of course the legendary Prop Hunt where players either hide as inanimate objects or go about hunting them. One of the best and most exciting modes in the series has returned in Call of Duty: WWII.
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