Call Of Duty
A full look at the latest Call Of Duty campaign is here, and we get to see more of what we will be fighting for in Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4
There have been little teases for the campaign that is coming to Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 before now, but here we go with a deeper look at the full story we will have out there. Not only that, but it is going to build on all of the past issues we have seen in the world that Infinity Ward has crafted for us for John Price out there. Even if all of the other story bits we have had before now have placed us deeper into the mix of the Call Of Duty action, this one shows just what may have caused all of that. As long as you are looking to have a little bit of the story spoiled before October 16th, when the full thing will be playable on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. That is your choice to make, and we are going to head right into all of that now.
While we all knew that Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 was going to deal with some of the things going on in South Korea, in this universe, it is interesting to see that they are going the Red Dawn direction with it all. Yes, it looks as if they are the ones going to do the invading out there, and that the game is going to lean into us needing to repel those forces. Not only that, but bring another twisted character down using all of our shadow ops and bullets so that a new villain does not get to control the world. An interesting thing for the Call Of Duty IP, for sure, but one that feels a little played out after all of this time out there. I could be wrong, but it is starting to feel like we are running out of stories. Not only that, but stories that do not rely on just the USA getting invaded or attacked, but on other parts of the world and the conflicts they might need some support in. I guess those stories will not sell video games.
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 — Campaign
The official Campaign trailer for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is now live. It digs deep into the story, centered on John Price’s shadow operations, including conflict with former allies and alliances with a former foe. Experience the invasion of South Korea and the threat of a weapon that could overturn the world order in the hands of the villainous Archer.
Players who digitally pre-order the game on any platform can play the Campaign early on October 16.
Did you see all of this coming for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, and will it offer a good twist to a structure that we have seen a few times already? How is it going to feel seeing a country that is not normally known for this aggression to be the aggressor, and will there be something deeper going on behind the scenes of it all? Will any of this matter for you, and are you going to skip the campaign in general out there? Let us discuss all of this and everything else that we have to offer up to the world at large down in the comments. We will see where all of this goes for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, and you will want to watch the website for more updates about it all. Not just the website, but all of our social channels as well. That way, you are not taken by surprise when all is said and done for this pending launch.
