The game brings "open combat, " offering players more choices in approaching the single-player missions. Makarov returns as the chief villain of the new campaign. The newly introduced Carry Forward system will let players keep their progression and inventory from Modern Warfare II. Multiplayer fans can expect 16 maps at the launch and at least 12 coming later. Zombies mode will also return and should offer the largest zombie map to date.
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Critic Reviews
INDIANTVCZ
By Tereza KrečováCall of Duty: Modern Warfare III is a work that should never have been made. The fact that it was initially supposed to be an expansion of the previous title speaks volumes. The sequel blatantly copies what the series came up with long ago and in an even more dysfunctional way. The title is in the vein of Warzone's battle royale mode, which is crammed into both the campaign and zombies mode, and the multiplayer delivers virtually identical gameplay, environments, and weapons to what we played last year. Not even great graphics or technical artistry can salvage the fact that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III is below average.
PlayStation Universe
By Tommy HollowayCall of Duty Modern Warfare 3 is a low point for the series. A passable multiplayer suite can't prop up the uninspired campaign, and dreadfully dull zombies mode. The series needs to take a break from the annualised release schedule, and inject some much needed creativity into the legendary franchise.
VGChartz
By Lee MehrEven by the tempered expectations of this fatigued franchise, Modern Warfare III deserves nothing less than a dishonorable discharge.
Pixel Arts
By Mohammad Sadra NorouziCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 falls into the trap of relying too heavily on its multiplayer component, neglecting the other aspects of the game that made previous titles so engaging. While the multiplayer is undoubtedly enjoyable, the lackluster single-player and disappointing zombie mode leave a sour taste in the mouth. Fans of the series might find some temporary satisfaction in the adrenaline-pumping multiplayer, but the game's overall shortcomings make it a disappointing addition to the Call of Duty franchise.
WayTooManyGames
By Aaron PriceAs much time as I try to put into Modern Warfare III, and as many chances as I try to give it, it’s just way too rough. This feels like an early access version of the game. It’s missing way too much that would make it it’s own game in its own right, including original maps, an original zombies experience (with maps that aren’t just the DMZ map), and a campaign that is actually engaging. Playing four hours of a campaign you don’t really have any interest in isn’t worth $70.
