For gamers, no franchise seems to encompass as much of the Madden -mentality as Call of Duty these days though that may prove an awkward double-entendre given the nature of both consumerism and both of those games.

Exoskeleton abilities; Sound and weapon design; A few explosive vehicle sequences; Engaging; fast-paced; highly vertical multiplayer modes and maps

Stumbling narrative campaign; Graphically hit or miss

Prior to the launch of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, news reports were being released that the pre-orders for this title were the lowest in the franchise history. As the 11th main Call of Duty title, has fatigue set in for this franchise or did the jump into future provide the series enough of a...

This game really highlights all the other games that make it This is unplayable you just move to one bit to get something then boom a boring cut scen plays its boring man Doing same thing over and over just wait until your told you kill this guy ect COD used to be about doing it yourself not having...

So first off, my CoD history goes as far as zombies on black ops 1, and survival on modern warfare 3. I by no means am drawn to the MP across any of the CoD games because I am and always will be terrible at it.

Kevin Spacey, double-jumping and the (near) future. Yup, Call of Duty is back and better than ever. I've completed the singleplayer half of the game, I've enjoyed it, I've thought about many ways in which things could be improved and this is my Verdict.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, developed by Sledgehammer Games and published by Activision, is the eleventh (primary) instalment in the Call of Duty series. This time, taking a leap from Titanfall , the game is set in the battlegrounds of the future.

…Or not. As the case may be with Advanced Warfare. There are two ways to look at Activision's (and Sledgehammer's) latest Call of Duty. They either know that the series needed a bit of a facelift and something different to the usual, or it has seen Titanfall and wanted some of that action.