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Mitchell finds himself, discharged from military service after being seriously injury in a battle where he lost an arm. The first person shooter, single-player story follows Jack Mitchell (Voiced & motion capture likeness of Troy Baker, but looks & sounds more like Bradley Cooper), whom is a private in the United States Marine Corps of the future. It took me about 6 hours to get through all the linear levels. Most of the best challenges, come from the beginning of the game, anyways. The second level was just repeatable and boring as hell. I also didn't like how the game had a training session in the second level, as the first level pretty much shows you what you can do.

The worst levels had to Bangkok and Bulgaria.

My favorite levels are Seoul, South Korea, Antarctica, San Francisco and Lagos. The visuals animation are very beautiful as the backdrop are amazing and well-build. It really does dilute the emotion and importance of the scene to a single button press, ruining it, somewhat. Half of the time, you really are not in control, much due to all the Quick time event sequences that lead to a predetermined spot. Most of the level designs are pretty well-made, but as the game go on, you can see the length of the levels gameplay become easier and shorter to complete. The shallow difficulty curve can make for tedious co-op survival. Still, it kinda makes the game, a bit too easy for the player as you don't really need any skill, strategy, or tactics to get far on the game. It add things like Exo Skeleton suits, cloaking, twin-rotor drones, hover bikes, "spider" tanks, specialized weapons, scan-tron grenades and gloves that allow the player to climb up walls. Unlike the other games in this series, the game really strips away the realistic of the modern warfare to make it, more fun. Made for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 & 4, & Xbox 360 & One. Developed by Sledgehammer Games and published by Activision, the game is first main entry in the Call of Duty series since 2013's Call of Duty: Ghosts. It's the same old, same old, hidden under the veil of Sci-fiction.