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2014 First-person shooter video game

2014 video game

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
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Developer(s)
  • Sledgehammer Games[b]
Publisher(southward) Activision
Director(s)
  • Glen Schofield
  • Michael Condrey
  • Bret Robbins
Producer(s) Mike Mejia
Designer(s)
  • Daniel Bryner
  • Greg Reisdorf
Programmer(s) Jason Bell
Artist(s) Joe Salud
Writer(due south)
  • John MacInnes
  • Eric Hirshberg
  • Marker Boal
Composer(s)
  • Harry Gregson-Williams
  • Audiomachine
Series Call of Duty
Engine Sledgehammer Engine[c]
Platform(southward)
  • Microsoft Windows
  • PlayStation three
  • PlayStation iv
  • Xbox 360
  • Xbox One
Release November 4, 2014[a]
Genre(s) First-person shooter
Style(s) Single-player, multiplayer

Phone call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is a 2014 first-person shooter video game published by Activision. The eleventh major installment in the Call of Duty series, the game was developed by Sledgehammer Games for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation iv and Xbox I, while Loftier Moon Studios adult the versions released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and Raven Software developed the game'south multiplayer and the Exo-Zombies mode.

Advanced Warfare was the beginning Phone call of Duty title to be developed primarily by Sledgehammer, following the supporting work the studio did on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 alongside Infinity Ward in 2011. Though the game was released on November 4, 2014, a special edition entitled the Day Zero Edition, which came with bonus in-game content, was released on November three for people who pre-ordered the game.

Before the development of Advanced Warfare, Sledgehammer were originally working on a game ready during the events of the Vietnam War. Evolution for Avant-garde Warfare began in late 2011, shortly before the release of Modernistic Warfare 3. The game became the first entry in the Call of Duty serial since Call of Duty ii to characteristic a game engine that has had its majority re-written and built from scratch. For the game's single-player campaign manner, Sledgehammer employed veteran actors Troy Baker and Kevin Spacey in lead roles. The game's story features a futuristic setting, set between 2054 and 2061, and follows Jack Mitchell of the Usa Marine Corps and his involvement with Atlas, a private military corporation that sells its services to the highest bidder.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare was released to a positive critical reception and was declared an comeback over its predecessor, Call of Duty: Ghosts. Many critics praised the visuals, voice acting, single-player entrada, the fast, dynamic, and exciting gameplay, and content-rich multiplayer, but some criticized the predictable plot in the single player entrada. The game won several awards and was considered a commercial success.

Gameplay [edit]

Advanced Warfare, like the other Call of Duty titles, is presented in a beginning-person shooter perspective. The game features several significant changes; dissimilar other installments, Advanced Warfare does not use a traditional heads-upwards display (HUD); instead, all information is relayed to the player via holographic projections from the weapon equipped.[5] The general gunplay remains unchanged, autonomously from new mechanics, such as 'Exo' movements. These Exo movements are performed from the Exoskeleton, which allow the player to boost, dash, and sky spring.[6] The game is the first in the Call of Duty serial that allows the player to cull differing types of conventional weaponry; for example, the game features regular conventional firearms, but the player can choose to utilise laser or directed free energy weaponry, both of which have differing attributes.[7] In addition to Exo movements, the game features unlike Exo abilities, such as Exo Cloak, which allows players to plough transparent for stealth for a period of time.[eight]

Campaign [edit]

The single-thespian campaign features ane playable character, Jack Mitchell, equally opposed to multiple characters in most previous Phone call of Duty games.[9] It uses pre-rendered cinematic cut scenes, similar to Telephone call of Duty: Blackness Ops II, to assist in the story aspect of the campaign.[v] Subsequently each mission, the thespian is given a certain number of upgrade points that can exist used to upgrade the Exo accommodate or weapons. The thespian can upgrade detection, armor, resistance, tactical, lethal grenade, dart, recoil, flinch, reload, quick aim, and battery. The number of points that are given is adamant by the players performance in the missions. The player may earn additional points by completing specific side objectives, one of which is collecting the game's collectable 'Intel'.[10] The player can switch betwixt unlike grenades, all of which possess distinctly different abilities.[11]

Multiplayer [edit]

Apart from the Exo movement, Advanced Warfare 's multiplayer retains sure similarities to previous Call of Duty titles. The Choice ten system in Blackness Ops 2 returns as Pick 13, allowing players to pick weapons, attachments, perks and score-streaks within a total of 13 resource allotment points.[12] Score-streaks are too upgradable with different modules, allowing for boosted abilities/effects, at an extra score toll.[thirteen] Advanced Warfare introduces weapon variants, which incorporate various unlike stats compared to the base of operations weapons. This allows the game to contain over 350 weapons, both variants and base versions.[14] Supply drops allow players to earn new gears through playing the game. The content of each supply drop is randomized, and can range from weapon variants to player customization items, as well as bonus experience points (XPs) time.[15] Players can complete daily challenges to earn supply drops.[16]

Exo Survival [edit]

Exo Survival was showtime introduced as Advanced Warfare 'southward cooperative game fashion.[17] Considered to be a new version of the Survival Style from Modern Warfare three,[xviii] Exo Survival allows up to 4 players to engage in a wave-based match against A.I.-controlled enemies.[19] Players can choose from 4 unlike classes of Exo, which grant different abilities and score-streaks. Weapons and score-streaks can be upgraded throughout each match. Later a certain number of rounds, players are given objectives to perform, such as defending a location, or collecting intel from fallen enemies. Completing the objectives grant players bonus upgrade points; not completing them issue in the players existence punished, such as having their Exo suits temporarily disabled or activating hostile security turrets.[20] Exo Survival is played on the game's multiplayer maps, with a total of 13 maps divived into four tiers. Each tier tin be unlocked by playing the previous tier and survive a specific number of rounds.[20]

Exo Zombies [edit]

Exo Zombies was first teased at the end of the Exo Survival map "Riot", and was officially announced with the Havoc downloadable content (DLC) pack.[21] The game features zombies that utilize exo suits, giving them more than maneuverability. The game manner stars five brand new characters.[22]

Exo Zombies plays similarly to the original Zombies game style that has been featured in Treyarch'south Call of Duty games since Call of Duty: Globe at War: up to four players must survive confronting endless waves of undead enemies, with an optional story quest that can be completed at any fourth dimension during a lucifer. Players earn points by injuring and/or killing zombies, and use those points to open doors/clear obstacles, or buy new weapons and perks to strengthen their chance of survival. Players can likewise acquire exo suits in the game fashion, allowing them to utilize new movements. Unlike types of zombies are present in the game, including Charger zombies that have increased movement speed, and Electro-magnetic zombies (EMZs) that can disable the players' Exo adjust in close proximity.[23]

The outset Exo Zombies map, "Outbreak", was released as part of the Havoc DLC map pack.[21] The second map, "Infection", was released every bit function of the Ascendance DLC pack.[24] The tertiary map, "Carrier", was released every bit role of the Supremacy DLC pack.[25] The final map, "Descent", was released as office of the Reckoning DLC pack.[26]

Plot [edit]

Single-player campaign [edit]

Troy Baker plays the story's master protagonist, Jack Mitchell.

Kevin Spacey plays the story'south later-to-be principal adversary, Jonathan Irons.

In 2054, U.S. Marines PFC Jackson "Jack" Mitchell (Troy Bakery) and Private William "Will" Irons (Paul Telfer) take office in an operation to repel a Northward Korean invasion of Seoul, under the command of Sergeant Cormack (Russell Richardson). During the firefight, Will is killed and Mitchell loses his arm, resulting in him beingness discharged from military service. After attending Will's funeral, Mitchell is offered a position in the Atlas Corporation, a private military company, by CEO Jonathan Irons (Kevin Spacey), Will's father, and is also given an advanced prosthetic arm to supplant his lost 1.

Meanwhile, a terrorist group called the KVA, led by a technophobic man named Joseph "Hades" Chkheidze (Sharif Ibrahim), begins staging numerous terrorist attacks, with the globe turning to Atlas to stop them. Mitchell, along with Gideon (Gideon Emery), Joker (Jeremy Kent Jackson) and other Atlas soldiers rescue the Nigerian prime minister and capture a KVA technologist in Lagos, Nigeria during a applied science acme. Notwithstanding, by 2055, the KVA's attacks have become more sophisticated and Mitchell and his team fail to prevent the KVA from forcing a nuclear reactor meltdown on Bainbridge Island, Washington. The KVA then launch simultaneous attacks against nuclear power plants worldwide, irradiating numerous cities, killing thousands of people and putting national governments and militaries in turmoil. Atlas emerges as the dominant armed services force in the world by aiding civilians affected by the attacks and holding back the KVA's rampage.

4 years later on in 2059, Mitchell and Gideon are dispatched to the irradiated Detroit to discover and successfully capture Dr. Pierre Danois (Erik Passoja), the KVA's second-in-command, who reveals that Hades is at Santorini, Hellenic republic, where the KVA leaders are belongings a conference. Mitchell fatally wounds Hades by slicing his throat, but earlier dying, Hades utters that "Irons knows", and gives Mitchell a data scrap. Ilona (Angela Gots), an ex-Spetsnaz Atlas operative, analyzes the chip, which shows Irons killing the technologist they captured in Nigeria later learning of the KVA global attack, and revealing that he deliberately allowed the attacks to occur to ameliorate Atlas' reputation and profit. Irons attempts to have Mitchell and Ilona arrested, simply they escape Atlas' headquarters in the rebuilt New Baghdad, guided by a mysterious soldier, while Gideon stays by Irons' side for further investigation. The mysterious soldier reveals himself to be Mitchell's erstwhile squad leader, Cormack, who is now a member of Sentinel, a multi-national task force initially created to investigate the KVA power plant attacks, but now re-purposed to prevent Atlas' ascent to power.

In 2060, Mitchell, Cormack, Ilona, and Knox (Khary Payton) infiltrate Irons' individual residence in Bangkok. The team discovers that Dr. Danois (now working under the alias Bellamy) is collaborating with Irons on a project chosen "Manticore". They set up a tracker on a plane carrying the bio-weapon bound for Argentine republic, before intercepting the plane, which crashes in Antarctica. Gideon appears and helps the Sentry chore force defeat the Atlas soldiers, allowing the squad to successfully think a sample of the WMD. Afterward analyzing it, they observe that Manticore is a bio-weapon designed to attack the specific DNA of any individuals and impale them. The only exceptions are any members of Atlas. Sentinel, at present joined by Gideon, infiltrates and destroys an Atlas bio-weapons laboratory in Bulgaria, eliminating many of the Manticore samples. With his plan revealed, Irons declares war on the earth at the United nations Full general Assembly with the intention to boss the world, assertive that the world would exist better off without wars if Atlas were in command. The squad discovers that despite destroying the laboratory, Irons had a fill-in plan, and is planning a preemptive strike on the The states via an Atlas attack in San Francisco. Atlas destroys the Golden Gate Bridge, trapping the U.Due south. Third Fleet in the Bay Area, in an attempt to destroy the armada, but are stopped by Lookout man. Afterwards the assail, the United States, along with the residual of the world, declares war on Atlas, forcing Irons to retreat to his headquarters in New Baghdad.

Seven months later in 2061, the Sentinels and the United States Army assault New Baghdad to bring Irons to justice. Even so, Atlas releases Manticore, killing Knox and most of the troops. Mitchell, Ilona, and Gideon, whose Deoxyribonucleic acid are recognized past Manticore as onetime Atlas soldiers, are spared, besides every bit Cormack, who was outside the boom radius. Cormack, Ilona, Mitchell and Gideon are captured and brought to an Atlas prison camp, which also runs Manticore experiments on its inmates. The team escape the facility, simply Irons shoots Cormack and severely damages Mitchell'southward prosthetic arm. Later Cormack dies, the others discover that Irons already has plenty Manticore to attack every military machine base in the earth and will be launching an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) loaded with the bio-weapon shortly. Using heavily armored battlesuits, Mitchell and Gideon launch a alone assault on the Atlas HQ and manage to destroy the ICBM. They observe Irons every bit the other Sentinels gear up to bombard the building, simply Irons disables their exoskeletons. Mitchell, forced to release the exoskeleton to chase Irons, tackles Irons at the edge of the building. Irons hangs onto Mitchell'due south prosthetic arm, but Mitchell severs his prosthetic, sending Irons falling to his death. As Gideon arrives to carry him out of the building, Mitchell notes that Irons' death was but the first and the war confronting Atlas is far from over.

Exo Zombies [edit]

Following a failed attempt to contain a anarchism at a prison in New Baghdad, Atlas releases the Manticore bioweapon in order to quell the uprising. Even so, instead of killing the rioters, the Manticore flop reanimates them as zombies. Iii platoons are sent in to cage the undead forces, but only one survives, and the others are brought back to an Atlas research facility for further studies. The research is carried out in hush-hush, without the noesis of the employees, in a hidden area known as Sublevel 6. Ane night, the captured zombies break out of their containment and overrun the facility. Amidst the chaos, 4 Atlas employees - the janitor Oz (John Malkovich), the Information technology specialist Lilith (Rose McGowan), the security guard Decker (Jon Bernthal), and the executive Kahn (Nib Paxton) - effort to evacuate, merely both of their rescue helicopters are destroyed. The four survivors mountain a last stand against the zombie horde, but are eventually overwhelmed. However, they are rescued by Atlas forces, who and so take them to an urban facility, for medical treatment. When the iv survivors recover, they are thrown into another battle against the infected, ensuring the survival of not only themselves but likewise innocent citizens trapped in the vicinity.

Eventually, the group is rescued past Sentinel Task Force operatives, but their leader, Captain Lennox (Bruce Campbell), claims that Oz is the source of the zombie infection. Lennox executes Oz and has Lilith, Decker and Kahn injected with anesthetic. Yet, Atlas forces deadfall them and reclaim the ex-Atlas employees. Sentry tracks them downwards, leading them to an Atlas aircraft carrier in the middle of the sea. Oz, however, begins to reanimate while being transported on one of the Spotter's transports. Upon inflow within the carrier, Lennox locates the 3 Atlas survivors and leads them in battle against the combined forces of the zombies and Atlas soldiers. Lennox reveals to the other three that Oz was in one case role of Lookout man, and that he was present at the prison when Atlas released the Manticore bomb, making him ane of the first people infected. He too claims that Oz was planted in Kahn'due south facility by Atlas in order to kickoff the zombie outbreak. The grouping decides to sink the carrier to the bottom of the ocean, in gild to prevent the infection from spreading. They set the ship to self-destruct, but before they can extract in an emergency pod, they briefly encounter Oz, now fully zombified while retaining his intelligence.

The group escapes and decides that Oz must be eliminated, and head to a nearby Atlas underwater survival facility, the Trident Retreat. Oz, notwithstanding, has already arrived at the facility and murdered all Atlas employees inside the base. The group bands together for one last battle confronting the undead horde, including Oz himself. Afterwards undertaking various challenges set by Oz, they are teleported into a digital representation of Oz'south memory, where Kahn, Lilith and Decker learn the truth: while they are immune to the Manticore virus' effect, they can exist used as a cure for the infection, dissimilar Oz. Having finished all of Oz'due south challenges, the group finally confronts him and discovers he has mutated into a monstrous figure. Later on a long fight, Oz is finally killed, and the group proceeds to burn down his mutated corpse, vowing vengeance against Atlas. In the aftermath of the incident, Lennox is promoted to Lieutenant Colonel, and he helps Decker enlist in Picket every bit a full-fledged soldier; Kahn files a lawsuit against Atlas, with the help of Lilith, who now works as a hacktivist. Unbeknownst to the group, Atlas has already created clones of Oz, all kept subconscious under the Trident facility.

Evolution [edit]

Advanced Warfare is the first Call of Duty title since Call of Duty 2 to use an engine which has had the majority of it re-written and congenital-upwardly from scratch by Sledgehammer Games.

Before existence switched to go the co-developers of Phone call of Duty: Modern Warfare iii, Sledgehammer Games was already working on a Phone call of Duty game called Call of Duty: Fog of War. Fog of War was announced before Modern Warfare iii and afterward Blackness Ops. It was to exist set during the events of the Vietnam War and was said to be an activeness-take a chance third-person shooter video game. A Call of Duty massively multiplayer online game was also in development.[27] Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg subsequently stated that Modern Warfare three was not the same title as Sledgehammer Games' action-hazard Phone call of Duty game. When asked if the activity-chance game was likewise in development, Hirshberg then stated that the Sledgehammer team was fully focused on Modernistic Warfare 3 and that their ain championship had been put on concur.[28]

A new game in the Phone call of Duty series was announced to be released in November 2014.[29]

Director Michael Condrey said that the majority of the engine has been built from scratch. He stated that although there are lines of the old code left, in that location are new rendering, blitheness, physics and audio systems.[30] With the improved engine, the audio has been congenital from the ground upward. According to Don Veca, who worked on Advanced Warfare, the audio in the game is very avant-garde which gives the game a genuine and great experience. Saying that sound doesn't come last as information technology did in previous titles, Glen Schofield says "We brand certain that audio is just every bit important as anything else and Don's in at that place from the start with u.s.a.."

Another objective that Sledgehammer achieved with Advanced Warfare were the animations. The facial animating system and set is the same as James Cameron'southward upcoming Avatar: The Mode of Water. According to Activision, the new three-year Call of Duty development cycle meant that Advanced Warfare developer Sledgehammer Games was able to create a 'nearly photorealistic' world dissimilar any Call of Duty before.[31] Michael Condrey confirmed in a tweet that Advanced Warfare would be featuring female soldiers in multiplayer, as well.[32]

On June half dozen, 2014, in an event of MCVOnline Magazine, it was confirmed that High Moon Studios, the team behind the Deadpool video game and Transformers games, was working on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Advanced Warfare, while Sledgehammer Games was focusing on the Microsoft Windows, PlayStation iv and Xbox One versions of the title.[33] Activision as well confirmed that the game would non be released on the Wii U, making Avant-garde Warfare the first main Call of Duty game to not meet a release on a Nintendo platform since Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 in 2009.[34] [35]

Music [edit]

Harry Gregson-Williams, who composed the main championship theme for Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, returned for Advanced Warfare while audiomachine composed the overall score of the game.[36] [37]

The score for the Exo Zombies downloadable content pack was composed by Chris Vrenna.[38]

Marketing and release [edit]

Advanced Warfare was released one day earlier to customers who purchased the Day Nada Edition. This version featured double XP for the start day and ii sectional guns, every bit well equally access to sectional weapons and an Exo Skeleton suit.[i] [39] [40]

A 1-terabyte Xbox I console bundle with a Sentinel Job Forcefulness-inspired hardware pattern, and a digital copy of the Day Zero Edition, was besides released past Microsoft as a tie-in.[41] [42]

Reveal [edit]

In May 2014, the official Call of Duty website was updated with a scrambled epitome that was due to be revealed on May 4, 2014, but the trailer was leaked ahead of schedule on May one and so officially released before long after. The trailer revealed role player Kevin Spacey as portraying a character in the game who resents democracy.[39] The trailer contained a variety of futuristic technologies, including cloaking aircraft, twin-rotor drones, hover bikes, "spider" tanks, specialized weapons, powered exoskeletons, threat-detection grenades and gloves that allow their wearer to climb up walls.[39]

On June nine, 2014, E3 2014 was opened with a new gameplay trailer for Advanced Warfare that showcased features such as swarms of drones resembling birds and infrared enemy identifiers. During the presentation, Xbox head Phil Spencer said that downloadable content for Advanced Warfare volition be released start on Xbox Live in the same fashion equally the previous games in the serial.

On July 29, 2014, Sledgehammer Games released a trailer showing a more in depth look into the primary back story of the campaign side of the game. Within the last five seconds of the trailer a brief view of the multiplayer was shown, the first fourth dimension multiplayer had been shown. Within information technology "score streaks" were visible which are returning from Blackness Ops 2. Also shown was the new HUD which ordinarily changes from each title. The trailer also stated that there would be a worldwide full multiplayer reveal on August xi, 2014, during Gamescom 2014.[43]

On October xxx, Taylor Kitsch and Emily Ratajkowski co-starred in the live action trailer in accelerate of the game'south November 4 release directed by Peter Berg who previously worked with Kitsch in the films Battleship and Solitary Survivor.[44] [45]

Downloadable content [edit]

A pre-order bonus was appear entitled 'Avant-garde Arsenal' which consists of a Custom Exoskeleton along with an EM1 Breakthrough & AK-12G weapon usable in multiplayer.[46] An advertisement revealed that the collector's editions will include a bonus multiplayer map, "Atlas Gorge", which is a remake of the map "Pipeline" from Call of Duty 4: Mod Warfare; an Atlas Digital Content Pack, which includes ii bonus weapons, a custom character helmet, a role player carte, five in-game "supply drops" and a single-actor upgrade token. Also included is a season pass, granting players access to four post-release map packs. Additionally, all pre-orders would be upgraded to the "24-hour interval Zero Edition", which includes 24 hours early access to the game with double XP, additional weapons and in-game items.[47]

On Nov 3, 2014, Activision revealed 4 DLCs for Advanced Warfare, namely Havoc, Ascendance, Supremacy, and Reckoning.[48] A new co-op mode, Exo Zombies, was announced on Nov 27, 2014, and was released alongside the Havoc DLC on January 27, 2015, for the Xbox consoles, February 26, 2015, for the PlayStation consoles,[49] [l] and March 3, 2015, for Microsoft Windows.[51] The Ascendance DLC was released on March 31, 2015, for the Xbox consoles and Apr thirty, 2015, for Microsoft Windows and the PlayStation consoles.[52] The DLC includes four new maps, the second Exo Zombies map and a new grappling hook feature playlist.[53] The third DLC of the game, Supremacy, was released on June ii, 2015, for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One. The DLC includes iv new maps and act every bit a continuation to the Exo Zombies campaign.[54] Information technology was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation iii and PlayStation 4 on July 2, 2015.[55] The last DLC, Reckoning, was released for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One on August four, 2015.[56] Information technology was released for the remaining platforms on September 3, 2015. The release of Reckoning on these platforms marked the cease of the exclusivity deal between Activision and Microsoft.[57]

Reception [edit]

Critical reception [edit]

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare received "mostly favorable reviews", co-ordinate to review aggregator Metacritic.[58] [59] [60] Josh Harmon from Electronic Gaming Monthly gave the game a nine/ten. He praised the engaging combat mechanics, coherent story (which he described as "a welcome shift for Call of Duty"), new mobility options, likewise as in-depth specialization and the multiplayer, which he described as "The deepest, most enjoyable and the most skill-based Telephone call of Duty multiplayer to date". He too praised the futuristic gadgetry which he described equally "a feature that breathes new life into the franchise". Yet, he criticized the unmarried-mission level design for being similar to the previous installments, every bit well as a predictable, disappointing plot twist, unimpressive co-operative style and clumsy vehicle-involved single-player mission.[61]

Brian Albert from IGN gave the game 9.i/10. He praised the iteration of the game set in the mid 21st century, calling it the biggest and most successful departure from what's expected in the Call of Duty series since the Modern Warfare trilogy brought the series into the 21st century. Albert gave praise to the campaign, singling out the performances of Troy Baker and Kevin Spacey in their roles every bit Mitchell and Jonathan Irons respectively, but criticized the campaign's hindrance of its characters' relationships and the exposition dialogue. He praised the creativity of the campaign levels, singling out certain missions that let freedom to complete objectives. Albert gave praise to the Exo conform, while despite non having full use during the campaign, was a welcome addition for multiplayer which fabricated it more intuitive and fun. He also mentions that the Exo suit allows him to have advantages in multiplayer that weren't possible in earlier Call of Duty titles, and mentioning that certain modes similar Capture the Flag felt more than intense than expected. He as well praised the accelerated step of rewards given to players who level upwards during multiplayer, citing supply drops of cosmetic items, new weapons and temporary perks like double experience points as examples. Albert also praised the Pick 13 Organization, an expansion of the Selection 10 System introduced in Telephone call of Duty: Black Ops 2, which allowed him more than options and flexibility on which weapons, attachments, and score-streaks he wanted in his loadout. He likewise praised the improver of a firing range in the multiplayer lobby, which allowed him to test the strengths and weaknesses of his loadout.[66]

Daniel Tack from Game Informer gave the game a nine/10, praising the unprecedented amount of fast motility, extensive multiplayer weapon customization, excellent visuals, well-executed unmarried-player, varied multiplayer modes and distinct and interesting single-player levels, only criticizing the predictable plot conclusion and non-impactful weapon upgrades. He summarized the game as "a own special surge forrad while maintaining the gunplay that makes the series fantastic."[62]

PlayStation Lifestyle handed the game a 9/10 stating "Sledgehammer Games has given players a greater feeling of customization that goes beyond the corrective of an emblem and given way to random unlocks and a peachy number of modifications."[lxx]

Ludwig Kietzmann from Joystiq gave the game a 4/5. He praised the stiff option of dense, vertically challenging multiplayer maps, three-dimensional and liberating movement, coherent and fast-paced campaign, smart storytelling, exciting and dynamic gameplay, lifelike characters and film-like presentation, just criticised the game for beingness a scrap similar to the previous instalments every bit he stated that "Telephone call of Duty: Avant-garde Warfare just doesn't have the power to break through the expectations of the brand".[67]

Miguel Concepcion from GameSpot gave the game an eight/10, praising its content-rich multiplayer, futuristic combat system, entertaining Uplink fashion (a new manner introduced in Advanced Warfare), but criticising the inconsistent narrative, which he stated that "has prevented the campaign from being fully engaging", equally well as shallow difficulty curve, making the co-operative mode "dull".[63]

The game garnered mixed reception from USgamer, awarding information technology with a 3.5/5 and stating "Avant-garde Warfare executes the formula competently while calculation a handful of bells and whistles similar mechs, laser cannons, and double jumps; but Sledgehammer Games seems reluctant to actually cutting loose and button the setting to its fullest potential, making Avant-garde Warfare a solid but ultimately unexciting entry in the series."[71]

"Press F to pay respects" [edit]

I particular moment of the game that was singled out by reviewers and players alike was Will Irons' funeral service, where the thespian is prompted to printing a button to approach the bury; on the PC version, this item prompt read "Press F to Pay Respects." The mechanic was criticized and ridiculed for both being capricious and unnecessary, likewise as being inappropriate to the tone of the funeral the game otherwise would like to convey.[72] [73] [74] The phrase has since become discrete from its source, becoming an Internet meme in its own correct, sometimes used unironically: during the tribute stream for the Jacksonville Landing shooting, viewers posted a unmarried alphabetic character "F" in the chat.[75]

Sales [edit]

It was reported in Nov 2014 that United states of america retail sales of Advanced Warfare were 27% downwards on 2013'southward Telephone call of Duty: Ghosts.[76] Despite the turn down, Advanced Warfare was still the top-selling game at US retail for 2014.[77]

The PlayStation 3 version sold 79,586 copies within its first calendar week on sale in Japan, making it the bestselling game of the week in the country. In the same week, the PlayStation 4 version sold 64,060 copies, and the Xbox One version sold 3,370 copies.[78]

Awards [edit]

The game won the honour for "Best Graphics - Engineering science", in IGN'southward Best of 2014 awards.[79] At the 2014 NAVGTR Awards the game won two awards: Operation in a Drama, Lead (Kevin Spacey as Jonathan Irons) and Original Dramatic Score, Franchise, and received eight nominations: Writing in a Drama (Mark Boal), Use of Sound(Franchise), Graphics(Technical), Game(Franchise Activity) (Glen Schofield, Michael Condrey), Direction in a Game Cinema, Character Blueprint, Art Direction(Contemporary) and Animation, Technical.[80] It as well won the award for "Outstanding Realtime Visuals in a videogame at the 2015 Visual Effects Society Awards.[81] It received nominations at The Game Awards, the 2015 British Academy Games Awards, 2015 DICE Awards, and the 2015 Gold Joystick Awards.[82] Information technology was nominated for the eSports Game of the Year Award at The Game Awards 2015.[83]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ A special edition of the game, dubbed "Day Naught Edition", was released on November 3, 2014.[ane] The game was released in Nihon on Nov thirteen, 2014.[2]
  2. ^ Raven Software adult the game'due south multiplayer mode, Exo Zombies, and downloadable content[iii] while High Moon Studios adult the game for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation iii consoles.
  3. ^ Sledgehammer Games' in-house custom engine with only a few lines of legacy code remaining from the IW engine.[4]

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  • Phone call of Duty: Advanced Warfare at IMDb

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