Released in early November, “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III” opened a new page in the famous series, bringing with it bold innovations and improvements.
The game stands out with the introduction of Open Battle Missions There is a remarkable development in the campaign that offers players unprecedented freedom. This flexibility in approaching missions is refreshing and refreshing, providing a richer and more personalized campaign experience.
However, there is a lack of finesse in the enemies’ AI. In open-world missions, it is often observed that enemies ineffectively seek cover and leave themselves exposed in the line of fire, reducing the realism and challenge of these confrontations.
Compared to the previous two parts of the epic, The “Modern Warfare III” campaign does not reach the same level of intensity and emotion that leaves the player breathless. While the narrative is well-executed, the campaign feels short and doesn’t provide a complete and satisfying experience, leaving most of the weight on the multiplayer mode.
As for multiplayer, the game shines with the modernization of 16 classic maps from “Modern Warfare 2” (2009). The update of these maps preserves their essence while integrating improvements in gameplay and visual technology.
Additionally, significant improvements were made to in-game movements, providing a more fluid and refined experience compared to “Modern Warfare 2”. This is seen in both revamped classic maps and new battle environments, expanding the options and keeping the game fresh and exciting.
“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III” is a game that boldly moves forward, balancing innovation with respect for its legacy. While the campaign could have been more solid and the AI needs improvement, the movement improvements and recreation of classic maps in multiplayer make up for these shortcomings.
For long-time fans and new players, “Modern Warfare III” delivers a familiar yet surprisingly new experience, but there’s room for improvement.*We accessed the game thanks to the code provided by Activision.
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