However, the matchmaking isn’t excellent.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's You won’t need the battle pass, as the new release syncs up with earlier games for a cross-franchise prestige system. The game abandons the three-lane map structure of the earlier releases, choosing a more open-ended setting littered with camping positions to keep you on your toes.Īpart from the traditional game modes, online play lets you take part in competitive, fast-paced matches. Progression and story bits carry over, making both modes worth the play. Two multiplayer campaignsĪlternatively, you can play the cooperative Special Ops or the competitive online multiplayer campaign. The variety of missions requires strategic thinking and a diverse playstyle, keeping the player occupied throughout. Between overwhelming boss fights, you even get some chances to pick lines of dialogue that affect the narrative development. The enemy AI is intelligent and efficient. The plot blurs the lines between good and evil, forcing you to make hard choices while shedding blood. The linear, mission-based single-player campaign consists of increasingly challenging military tasks. Still, the characters are surprisingly relatable, and the nods to other titles are there to make long-term fans smile knowingly. There’s not a profound overarching narrative the COD series is more like Counter-Strike than Rainbow Six Siege. The present-time plot sometimes makes way for backstories, boosting the prequel gameplay quality. The game takes place in the fictional country of Urzikstan, but some campaign elements send you to real-life locations, too. The developers also introduced many original characters to keep the story fresh. Activision and Infinity Ward brought back COD 4’s Captain Price and several other familiar faces to the new Modern Warfare.
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