Since Call of Duty: WW2 joined the Xbox Game Pass lineup, players have been revisiting this gripping World War II shooter. One standout aspect of the game is its cast of characters, brought to life by talented actors, including Jonathan Tucker.

Originally launched in 2017, Call of Duty: WW2 immerses players in the intense battles of World War II, delivering a cinematic experience with its compelling campaign and multiplayer modes.

The game follows Ronald "Red" Daniels, a soldier in the 1st Infantry Division during Operation Overlord. His squadmates, voiced by actors like Josh Duhamel and Jonathan Tucker, provide essential support throughout the campaign. Despite mixed reviews, the game became one of the best-selling titles of 2017, praised for its emotional storytelling.

Jonathan Tucker portrays Private First Class Robert Zussman, Red's loyal friend and the squad's medic. His performance, combining motion capture and voice acting, adds depth to the game's narrative. Fans of Tucker may recognize him from films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) and TV series such as Westworld.

While Call of Duty: WW2 remains Tucker's only video game credit, his acting career spans decades. His recent work includes the 2023 thriller God Is A Bullet. Now, with the game on Xbox Game Pass, new players can experience his memorable performance—unless they encounter hackers disrupting the experience.