By the time I finished Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's single-player mode, I wanted to return to Seoul, South Korea, the setting of the game's first chapter. This mid-21st-century metropolis is awash in ultra modernity, to a degree I haven't seen since visiting the economically prosperous version...

Content-rich multiplayer offers a wealth of opportunities to learn the new move set; Effective introduction with an imaginative two-chapter tutorial; Futuristic combat tech and gear are a treat to use; Entertaining Uplink mode takes great advantage of the exosuit

Inconsistent narrative prevents the campaign from being fully engaging; Shallow difficulty curve can make for tedious co-op survival

C'est une véritable gageure que de sortir un nouveau volet chaque année pour la série Call of Duty , tout en maintenant une cohérence. De plus, chaque nouvel opus qui sort début novembre chaque année coûte que coûte doit remplir un cahier des charges assez complet en termes de contenu.

"Ideas don't determine who's right," says Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare 's Jonathan Irons, in defense of his ruthless, genocidal solution to war. "Power does." But while it's true that simply throwing vast budgets at a first-person shooter can make it commercially, if not critically, successful...

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare continues the series' tradition of a campaign filled with fast-paced, over-the-top encounters along with a customization-heavy multiplayer component, but some of the changes feel like a step back.

In a year where the biggest shooters both feature some sort of assisted double jump, it's fitting that Call of Duty (the biggest of them all) should join in on the party, strapping on its technologically-advanced exosuit to dash and double jump its way to mobile parity.

In Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, you step into the shoes of U.S. Marine Jack Mitchell. He is a dedicated soldier and a loyal squad mate, traits which cost him dearly when a mission takes a tragic turn.

Advanced Warfare, Advanced Storytelling

Very good game. I had a blast playing this game. It is a much better game than Call of Duty: Ghost.

Glad I ordered this only to get the "standard edition" way to go amazon next payday i have to go get my son a $15 playstation card so he can have the dlc that was supposed to be included with the "gold edition"

The multiplayer maps need work, but otherwise this is the best Call Of Duty game in years.

The audacity; promoting extravagance over seriousness; Multiplayer is exhaustive; with modes to satisfy everyone

Visuals; while nice; don't live up to the new-gen benchmark; Maps lack diversity and make it difficult for online snipers