BLACK OPS FOUR ZOMBIES SERIES
It wouldn't be Call of Duty without crisp gunplay, so players familiar to the series know what to expect. Still, even that is a minor complaint, as players are properly rewarded for using items like those in the recon class to enable teammates instead of simply going in solo, guns-blazing with individual boosts at the ready. Some, like the attack dog, generate kills for a player with the click of a button, while others, such as Prophet's Tempest, require precise aim simply for a stun. And part of the problem is the "ultimates" each specialist can earn. The specialists systems don't work as well, though, in a reality-based game like Call of Duty-things like wallhacks that reveal the enemy on radar are always going to be more important than say, a grappling hook for somewhat-quicker traversal. Four of the 10 specialists are new and add an additional layer of strategy going into a specific game mode or map, whereas in the past the pregame strategy was only linked to a weapon loadout-which is also still there and as in-depth as usual. Like Overwatch and others, the specialists system takes cues from hero-based shooters.
Dealing with projectile damage and having to strategically manage health adds another layer of depth to what before was mindless engagements before spamming the respawn button.Īt its core, Bo4 is a personification of how the shooting genre has changed over the years. While it feels incredibly familiar, which is what happens for such a long-running franchise, the removal of wall-running and verticality and a return to a more realism-based shooter is a welcome change. It'd be almost dishonest to say Bo4 doesn't build upon its tried-and-true base multiplayer well. The game is no longer just hitscan, as firearms also dole out projectile damage-meaning bullet drop and the realism necessary for a battle royale mode is here. The true varied, powerhouse nature of Bo4 gets showcased in Blackout, which features a double-digit classic map count all slapped onto one playing board.īut graphics are an afterthought compared to gameplay, as they should be.Ĭall of Duty needed a refresher and gets it here for those looking at the subtle mechanics. There's a close attention to detail on stuff like firearms, though things like ground textures aren't going to be as beefed up as they are in a single-player RPG. Refreshingly colorful in all game modes for a genre that often doesn't mind dulling everything out with browns and grays, environments are detailed and varied and actual problems are few and far between.
Saying so does the beauty of the game a disservice, though. Like clockwork, this is the best-looking Call of Duty upon release.
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