Call of Duty: WWII Gets Gun Game and Prop Hunt Permanently By Rebecca Smith, 07 Mar 2018 CommentsDeveloper Sledgehammer Games has been listening to the people playing their most current title, Call of Duty: WWII, and has added two game modes into the playlist permanently: Gun Game and Prop Hunt. Both of these game modes can now be found in the Featured playlist tab.Gun Game is a free-for-all mode where players receive different, more powerful weapons as they rack up more weapon kills. The winner is the first person to achieve a kill with every weapon, or the person on the highest tier of weapon when the timer runs out. The mode has been present in many Call of Duty games and appeared in WWII during the Winter Siege and The Resistance events. Since its last appearance, Sledgehammer has tweaked the mode so that "players who do not do damage" for a period of five minutes are kicked for their inactivity.Prop Hunt is a newer game mode inspired by a PC mod for Modern Warfare. Players are divided into two teams. One must disguise themselves as everyday items that are placed throughout the map, while the other team has to find and destroy them. The props win if there are still survivors when time has run out. The hunters win if they destroy everyone. The mode was only available in The Resistance event, although it has been available permanently in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered for a few months too. If you've ever had a hankering to be a plant pot or a wheelbarrow, you can fulfil your dreams permanently in WWII.Both of these game modes are available to play now.More Call of Duty: WWII stories: Call of Duty: WWII Zombies Follow a Tortured Path Call of Duty: WWII Upcoming DLC Puts on a United Front Attack of the Undead Begins in Call of Duty: WWII Call of Duty: WWII Begins Blitzkrieg Event Call of Duty: WWII Briefs Players on Dunkirk WindowsGame Patch Written by Rebecca SmithRebecca is the Newshound Manager at TrueSteamAchievements, TrueAchievements and TrueTrophies. She has been contributing articles since 2010, especially those that involve intimidatingly long lists. When not writing news, she can usually be found sharpening her very, VERY, pointy grammar stick in anticipation of its imminent use. Outside of TSA, TA and TT, she works in an independent game shop so that she can spend all day talking about games too. At home, with a variety of PCs and consoles on hand from which to choose, starting with a ZX Spectrum, games are never far away there either. However, as you're not supposed to have an unhealthy obsession with just a single subject, she also likes to read and dream about owning her own tribe of minions. She'll occasionally go outside.