Oddly for a Call of Duty game, some moments are extremely thought-provoking and raise interesting questions. Some missions, and what they ask of you, can be uncomfortable and extremely detailed. But it doesn't shy away from depicting other horrific acts of war.
The main theme of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's campaign is chemical weapons. Kyle Garrick, a UK soldier who gets the pleasure of teaming up with Modern Warfare's most recognisable and loved soldier - Captain Price. American soldier-gone-rogue Alex, "Echo 3-1". There's Farah, leader of a group of freedom fighters. Throughout the campaign, you'll play as a few characters. It's still full of combat, but it constantly asks us -"where do you draw the line between doing what is right and doing what must be done?" With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare returning to a modern setting, Infinity Ward has stepped out of its headline-grabbing mindset and crafted a much more grounded story. Sadly, in many cases, it slips into sensationalism, opting for shock tactics to get noticed (looking at you "No Russian"). The Modern Warfare series has always strived to highlight the horrors of war. But should the series just disappear into the past? Stay Frosty Call of Duty returns to a modern setting.
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