With the addition of survival mode though, you get a nice little addition that takes your standard horde modes or even the zombie mode if you will, and they add a nice little spin to how people play game types such as these. The missions themselves are of a decent quality but sometimes I got the feeling that none felt quite so epic or of the quality of those that featured in Modern Warfare 2. With all of the mission’s available you will have more fun working through them with a friend especially if you decide to take the game on in veteran. Spec ops can be played in solo if you wish but some aspects of the mode will require you to play with a friend in either, online, local or private co op. Spec ops as also made a return this time and not only does it come with a brand new set of missions to please everybody who loved spec ops back in Modern Warfare 2, but also the mode comes packed with a new Survival Mode where you go head to head against ever enemies who constantly get harder as waves go on and on. Some of the missions in this game will feel exactly like that, but its good that certain areas have been switched around and updated to something better and interesting whilst maintaining all of that high octane action we crave. Without the diversity many gamers who have played some of the other Call of Duty’s will feel that some of the missions are very samey, and that the feeling of been there done that will apply. You also have a mission in which you control an AC-130 and have to watch out over your team that who are on the ground waiting for you to get rid of all of the enemies from above, to do this you will be shooting at tanks and helicopters as well as ground enemy troops whilst constantly switching from the AC-130 to your troops on the ground to help progress through the mission. Its not necessarily all about getting from point a to b though there are some rather interesting levels that are included such as missions where you infiltrate the submarine that many of us have seen from trailers, this is done by having a fast paced ride on a boat that you control whilst avoiding obstacles lying in the water and taking out enemies that will try to stop you. The story is mostly comprised of missions that are based on getting from point a to point b whilst taking out enemies in the process, with numerous set pieces to witness as you progress the story never gets boring and by the end of the game you will notice that the campaign should take you roughly five hours to run through especially if your looking out for one of the forty two pieces of Intel that are lying around the games multiple levels. We get met with our heroes Captain Price and Soap McTavish who are now on the run after having their worlds turned upside down in the previous game. Modern Warfare 3’s story continues almost immediately after the second game as it continues to tell the story leading up to World War 3. The first person mechanics to this day are still amazing to use and with every new game comes a slight new change to the formula we all know and secretively love. Only way you will find out is if you read our exclusive in depth review as we take a look into everything that the game as to offer from campaign to co-op in Spec Ops mode, it’s all included here, so read on to find out exactly what we thought of the finished product.Ĭall of Duty Modern Warfare revolutionised the way we play first person shooters four years ago by adding in certain elements into the genre that other company’s hadn’t thought of or used until today. Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games with publisher Activision have finally released the long awaited Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3, with millions of copies of the game already it’s no lie that the franchise is off the scale with gamers, and with many of us finally getting to see the conclusion to the end of Task Force 141’s story we have to ask, is this the greatest game in the Call of Duty series, or is the brand slowly starting to fizzle out? Players: Single Player - 1, Co-op 2, Multiplayer - 2-18 Developer: Infinity Ward/Sledgehammer Games w/ Raven Software/Neversoft Studios
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