The upcoming release of Call of Duty: Black Ops Gulf War has sparked a wave of excitement and anticipation, but also some skepticism among fans. According to a report from Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming, the new game will feature an open-world style campaign, allowing players to choose their missions and navigate a giant map, reminiscent of games like Ghost Recon Breakpoint and Grand Theft Auto V.
This departure from the traditional linear story format of previous Call of Duty games has raised concerns among long-time fans, who have been critical of the recycling of assets and ideas in recent installments. However, there is some reassurance in the fact that Call of Duty: Black Ops Gulf War is reportedly being designed from the ground up, promising a fresh and original experience for players.
While the open-world campaign may not sit well with all fans, there is also mention of the game including more traditional linear duties and extravagant set-pieces, offering a balance between the new and the familiar. The game is set to launch this fall, and it will be interesting to see how the developers plan to sell this new direction to the loyal fan base.
As the gaming community awaits more details and gameplay footage, the question remains: What do you think of Call of Duty’s new direction? Only time will tell how the game will be received by fans and newcomers alike. Stay tuned for more updates on Call of Duty: Black Ops Gulf War as the summer approaches.
Source: Gamereactor.cn