Introduction

As a gamer, you’ve probably played a Call of Duty game or two, and as a Call of Duty fan, you’ve likely played through every one since at least World War II. The latest installment in the series is Call of Duty: Black Ops III. It’s been available for consoles since November 6th 2015 and will be coming to Windows on April 12th 2016. The game takes place twenty years after the events that transpired in the previous game, Call of Duty: Black Ops II. As with previous games in this series, Black Ops III has an expansive campaign mode that allows players to experience its story under a variety of circumstances. Every player has his or her own way of playing through these missions; some prefer stealth and tactics while others prefer going all out with guns blazing.

The Call of Duty franchise has been a huge success for its developer, Activision, with more than 160 million units sold to date. The most recent release, Call of Duty: Black Ops III, sold over $550 million in its first three days on sale and became the largest-selling entry in the series within that time frame.

The Call of Duty franchise has been a huge success for its developer, Activision, with more than 160 million units sold to date. The most recent release, Call of Duty: Black Ops III, sold over $550 million in its first three days on sale and became the largest-selling entry in the series within that time frame.

The game is made by Treyarch and published by Activision; it’s the third release in what is known as the “Black Ops” series.

Black Ops III is unique within the series as a title that takes place entirely in the future, drawing inspiration from transhumanism and scientific advancements in military technology. However, unlike previous games where you take control of a single character throughout the entire story campaign, Black Ops III tasks you with playing through “the pre-story” of one character as well as playing through that character’s full story arc. The game’s story is told through missions in which you play as different characters and complete objectives to progress.

• Black Ops III is unique within the series as a title that takes place entirely in the future, drawing inspiration from transhumanism and scientific advancements in military technology. However, unlike previous games where you take control of a single character throughout the entire story campaign, Black Ops III tasks you with playing through “the pre-story” of one character as well as playing through that character’s full story arc. The game’s story is told through missions in which you play as different characters and complete objectives to progress.

In order to tell this story, Treyarch incorporated two separate versions of the same story into the game’s structure. One version is set approximately 25 years in the future from today and involves an agent named Ethan (voiced by Troy Baker) infiltrating a research facility run by an organization called Blackwater to investigate some strange happenings at their headquarters outside of Washington D.C.. There are two playable characters here: Ethan and his partner in crime Sam Fisher (voiced by Michael Ironside).

In order to tell this story, Treyarch incorporated two separate versions of the same story into the game’s structure. One version is set approximately 25 years in the future from today and involves an agent named Ethan (voiced by Troy Baker) infiltrating a research facility run by an organization called Blackwater to investigate some strange happenings at their headquarters outside of Washington D.C.. There are two playable characters here: Ethan and his partner in crime Sam Fisher (voiced by Michael Ironside). The other version takes place during a zombie outbreak that has occurred after something called “The Black Ops Virus” has been unleashed on mankind from an unknown source. This side-story features Cole Train (voiced by Ice Cube), who tries to save his wife Marlene while fighting back hordes of undead enemies along with fellow soldiers David Mason (also voiced by Ice Cube) and James Ramirez (voiced by Peter Stormare).

The campaign mode allows players to take control one or two players at a time depending on how they want to play through each mission simultaneously; alternatively if you prefer single player mode it would be best played alone as there is no online multiplayer option available yet although they do plan on adding one at some point later this year when DLC releases begin coming out every week starting with launch day itself so keep checking back often!

Conclusion

It’s a pretty cool idea, and I’m sure that many people will enjoy playing through it twice. If you’re looking for something new from the franchise, this is definitely worth checking out.