Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (PC)

If you enjoyed the previous Call of Duty games then you will definitely find yourself attached to Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Far from the old fashioned towns, weapons and vehicles of WWll featured in the prequels to it, this game contains a whole new array of modern equipment, from the weapons right down to the boots you'll be wearing as you battle your way across various terrains, looking out for your team-mates. Not a single detail has been missed in the making of this game; even the hand signals made by fellow soldiers have been included. The weapons arsenal included in this game is extremely extensive and very fun to experiment with. You will be able ...  Read the complete review

If you liked even one of the previous Call of duty titles then you'll love this one. Instead of your usual WWII rickety plastic and wooden guns you finally get to play with the big boys. In CoD4 you can use all types of weapons be it a desert eagle, mp5, m16A1 or even a Barrett .50 cal for those oh so fun head-shots on unsuspecting victims. Like the other call of duty games, this has two main game types. Single and multi play. Singleplayer Be it rescuing your fellow marines pinned down by an unforgiving computer AI, finding top secret nuclear weapons or rescuing a trapped contact, single player will blow your mind away. Although there is no use of ...  Read the complete review

Game of the year 2007 in my opinion. The game really is that intense and generally awesome. They've fine tuned everything from how your weapons handle to the way you move to make it truly immersive, so you come out of the game feeling like you've been a marine fighting for your life and your squadmates' for a few hours. Most of the environment is physics-based, so a grenade going off in a house will knock the paintings off the wall of another room, and the sound and visuals fit together tightly to deliver a true cinematic gaming experience with none of the usual crates of health or ammo boxes to remind you that it's just an approximation of ...  Read the complete review

Call of Duty 4 is enough to make a jaded gamer's jaw drop. You might think you've seen it all, but then Infinity Ward's latest war pageant rolls out some new trick, and it's like discovering the joy of gaming all over again. With a single player experience this spectacular, and with this much multiplayer content, here's a shooter you won't want to miss. The gunplay is as good as it's ever been, with a new emphasis on being able to shoot through walls (this takes some getting used to in multiplayer!). The friendly and enemy AI are lively and exciting, with plenty of killing and dying all around you, accompanied by frantic chatter and Hollywood-ized war sounds. ...  Read the complete review

The Call of Duty series of FPS action games is primarily known for its depiction of World War 2 campaigns. I've never been particularly interested in this era in a gaming fashion, so have tended to shy away from the CoD games. However, episode four of the successful series was entitled "Modern Warfare" and takes place in a war-torn world of our near future. The single-player game, for the most part, puts you in the boots of two protagonists, "Soap" MacTavish and Paul Jackson as they embark on their respective missions in Russia and an un-named Middle Eastern country respectively. The single player campaign is excellent... the combination of ...  Read the complete review