While there are still a number of times the gameplay is pretty much limited to: follow this soldier, then go to this area and kill a bunch of enemies, there are enough changes to the format, and the enough solid acting in the story, to keep players interested.
The combination results in the first Call of Duty campaign worth caring about since 2009’s Modern Warfare 2. It is inherently obvious that Sledgehammer sought to carve out a new type of COD game that makes enough big changes to bring in new players, but still feel familiar enough to satisfy the core audience – consider Advanced Warfare a success on both these fronts.Īdvanced Warfare’s campaign brings with it the superb voice acting talent of Troy Baker and the Academy award winning charisma of Kevin Spacey. The inclusion of the exoskeletons makes this a true departure from previous Call of Duty games, but for the franchise’s longtime fans, it still feels like Call of Duty.
Set roughly 40 years from now, soldiers in Advanced Warfare utilize advanced tactical suits called Exoskeletons, which provide superhuman capabilities that range from increased for speed, jumping and even cloaking to conceal themselves for short periods of time. It’s also the first time that a Call of Duty title takes places in such a futuristic environment. Advanced Warfare has enough changes to bring in new players, but it’s familiar enough to satisfy long-time fans of the CoD franchise.Īdvanced Warfare is Sledgehammer Games’ first attempt at making a Call of Duty game without pairing with longtime COD developer, Infinity Ward.
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