Finally made for current genĬall of Duty: Advanced Warfare is the first game in the series using a new engine. The biggest change and annoyance is that players are already claiming camping spots on most of the maps so expect to get killed during matches unfairly a lot.
The game is easy to pick up in the single player campaign, but the addition of the exoskeleton in multiplayer does change your experience. The same control exists and the addition of different grenades types means you'll be switching on the fly.
There are two types of suits that you use and before each mission the game quickly shows you what abilities you can use. Even with the exoskeleton, the boost jump isn't actually available on every mission. If you've played Call of Duty before, then Advanced Warfare is nothing different. There are just small additions that don't dramatically change the gameplay. Unfortunately it doesn't really teach you that much.Įven though there was a lot of hype around the improved multiplayer, it doesn't feel any different. That's why Sledgehammer Games added a beginner combat school where you can learn a little about multiplayer. If you're new to Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and COD's multiplayer, you're going to find it a little difficult to get your bearings. While there are some new match types like Uplink, you'll find most people playing the standard deathmatch, capture the flag, or domination matches. There are also matches that disable the exoskeleton and play like previous Call of Duty games. With eleven match types, there are enough to keep your interest for a decent amount of time. Sniper rifles are still hugely overpowered.
Recognizable weapons remain in the game where automatic weapons reign supreme against burst shot rifles. Core gameplay remains the same with the addition of the Pick 13 system for your loadouts. The multiplayer of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare doesn't change much compared to previous games. It's possible to complete it within seven to eight hours and presents set piece missions like assassinating a terrorist or capturing a fleeing truck on the San Francisco Bay Bridge. It's not until you realize the evil behind Atlas, that you try and put a stop to the plans by Jonathan Irons, president of Atlas.
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