Call of Duty: Black Ops 3

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is a first-person shooter about the blurred line between people and technology. The soldiers of the future have received implants and neural connections, and the question of where a person ends becomes more acute as the campaign progresses. Special forces are equipped with bionic implants, and before a mission, equipment is customized for a specific task. The single-player part is built around a special forces squad operating in a world where wars are fought by machines and drones. Missions alternate between shootouts, vehicle control and much more daring scenes than is usual for the series, including episodes with virtual spaces. The plot is presented through cutscenes and recordings, and some of the events are explained only to attentive players. Network play remains the heart of the project: specialist classes with their own abilities, modes with tasks on the map and a lot of weapons with attachments. Shooting has become faster and movement has become freer, so reaction speed is as important as tactics. Mission modes change throughout the seasons, so maps and objectives are updated. A specialist is selected before the battle, and his unique skills are revealed gradually. The zombie mode deserves a separate discussion: it has grown into an independent story with leveling up, secrets and entire scenarios. Four-person co-op turns defending to the last wave into its own sport. Weapons are upgraded separately for each barrel, which significantly affects the choice of build. For those who like fast online battles and science fiction without unnecessary explanations, this part is suitable.