It seems to be designed around pushing score over kills in terms of rewards or streaks. If I am being honest, I have no idea how Cold War will function with Warzone carrying over to this new engine.

Overall, multiplayer didn’t feel anywhere near as good as the last CoD but I may just get used to it. Cold War’s multiplayer is quite arcade-like, especially when you see health bars hovering over your enemies. If you’re moving from the latest 2019 Modern Warfare game, expect a bit of an adjustment period.

You’ll find yourself ducking left and right as you hear the sound of cars and rockets whizzing past you. They are rich with detail in a genre that’s often filled with invisible walls and bland interiors.ĭuring high-stakes chases and shoot-outs, I was often amazed by the sound design. The general craft is brilliant with really stunning environments that made me slow down and enjoy the landscapes. There are even optional side missions where you can gather intel and solve puzzles, and that made me feel more like an agent rather than just a skinny Rambo. Cold War has a lot of choice options and some alternate endings, although they’re mostly based around punishing you for having a conscience and letting people live. Missions are very linear but it builds the space around you in a way where you can experiment with the geography and try new things.

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