Well, what can I say, this is an ordinary modern call of duty, the plot is not particularly interesting, the cut scenes were cool, the shooting and gameplay in general are normal except for the mission on the plane, it is very poorly done, disgusting controls, it would be better if they did this mission like in battlefield 3 , where you just watch a movie and press the right buttons, because in this part of Call of Duty the controls on the plane are terrible and stupid, I finished the game in a couple of evenings, the ending is stupid, and it’s clear that in this part the storyline was done for show.

Aren't we being a bit too harsh on this one? Futurism sounded like a problem but all this did was inject novelty to the tiresome "Lock, shoot n' reload" formula that staled badly on Ghosts, with novel exo-suit gadgets lending hand for a toolbox of FPS gameplay shapeshifting at your grasp. Wanna go stealth? There's a cloaking device. Wanna breach? There's a riot shield in there with tracking drone grenades. The campaign is a generic runaway plot, but there's a dandy system of upgrades to keep you frivolously improving your game and Spacey's role as the main baddie amuses for a popcorny while. What can i say, Underwood's got a punchable face. And it's a lean, easygoing and mindlessly popcorn underdog title of the franchise. It feels like a stepping stone for BO3 by kickstarting the slide and flying mechanics. Frankly overhated, with a gnarly short campaign to boot and can you tell this one started that " F " to pay respect meme? Seriously, that's an universal achievement.