Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
Released Nov 3, 2014
Metascore:78
User Rating: ★ 3.47
Age Rating: 17+ MatureGenres: Action, Shooter
Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Developers: Raven Software, Sledgehammer Games, High Moon Studios
Publishers: Activision Blizzard, Noviy Disk
Publishers: Activision Blizzard, Noviy Disk
About
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is an FPS developed by Sledgehammer Games. It is the eleventh major installment in the series.
In the year 2054, the private military companies become the world’s leading military power. Countries replace their own armies by hiring PMCs. You play as Jack Mitchell, the soldier of the biggest PMC named Atlas. You are a loyal combatant, yet a major conspiracy is unraveled in Atlas.
The game’s core mechanics revolve around an exoskeleton that is worn by the Protagonist. Exoskeletons offer their users enhanced mobility, strength and unique abilities such as dash, ballistic shield or a short-timed boost. Advanced Warfare does not feature a tradition heads-up display, using holographic projection on the weapons as its interface.
During singleplayer, the players are able to upgrade their exoskeleton using upgrade points that are gained after every mission. 22 points are required in order to purchase every exo upgrade.
As for the multiplayer, the game does not feature many changes apart from the enhanced mobility and the Pick 13 system that allows players to choose any equipment available as long as it does not exceed 13 allocated slots.
In the year 2054, the private military companies become the world’s leading military power. Countries replace their own armies by hiring PMCs. You play as Jack Mitchell, the soldier of the biggest PMC named Atlas. You are a loyal combatant, yet a major conspiracy is unraveled in Atlas.
The game’s core mechanics revolve around an exoskeleton that is worn by the Protagonist. Exoskeletons offer their users enhanced mobility, strength and unique abilities such as dash, ballistic shield or a short-timed boost. Advanced Warfare does not feature a tradition heads-up display, using holographic projection on the weapons as its interface.
During singleplayer, the players are able to upgrade their exoskeleton using upgrade points that are gained after every mission. 22 points are required in order to purchase every exo upgrade.
As for the multiplayer, the game does not feature many changes apart from the enhanced mobility and the Pick 13 system that allows players to choose any equipment available as long as it does not exceed 13 allocated slots.
Tags: Singleplayer, Multiplayer, Sci-fi, Post-apocalyptic, Conspiracy, Steam
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Where to buy
- Steam (store.steampowered.com)
- Xbox Store (microsoft.com)
- PlayStation Store (store.playstation.com)