The usual corridor-shooting has been swapped for impressive and expansive stages that look a lot like the various planets’ designs in Destiny, such as the snowy industrial complex on Earth and the ruined city claimed by greenery on Venus. There is, thankfully, a 4-player max co-op mode in the campaign, zombie mode and online multiplayer. Players can now hijack instruments like turrets and drones to lay waste to dozens of enemies around. The protagonist is also jacked into the Direct Neural Interface, a kind of matrix which allows one to manipulate and communicate with machines as well as other humans connected to this system. Go online for some speedy, acrobatic salt This introduces a fun platform element to the game, an effort to dilute the repetitive run-and-gun drudgery seen in every Call of Duty for far too long now. You can also thrust into the air for a short period (thanks, Destiny). You take on the role of a special operative, who after being dismembered by an evil Chappie, is mechanically rebuilt into a cyborg supersoldier.īeing a supersoldier means you can now jump onto a wall and dash along it before jumping back onto the ground or a parallel wall. The campaign is set 40 years after the events of the previous Black Ops, in a world devastated by natural disasters, forcing humans to consolidate in massive cyber-cities. In other words, the people at Treyarch have looked at different sci-fi games and selected some cutting-edge parts to upgrade the CoD-machine with. With the explosive campaign, boosted online and classic zombie mode, there is a lot here to keep you busy. Treyarch (who make the quirkier Call of Duty titles) have delivered a loaded sci-fi barrel of laughs with Black Ops 3.

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