It's visually impressive, incredibly well cast, and an overall pleasure to absorb between longer titles. As well as bringing all the old familiar faces back, the story also splits between a diverse set of locations, giving you the complete experience that will embed itself in the back of your head for years to come. Combine that with an action-heavy blockbuster movie, and you've got yourself Modern Warfare, a six hour campaign that will have you locked to the edge of your seat for every passing bullet. Imagine watching a war documentary, complete with all the POV cameras one could want to feel truly immersed in the horrors of battle. Besides that slither of laziness, the game itself is an absolute game changer, and contains perhaps the slickest campaign ever made for the series. One of the more recent entries in the Call of Duty timeline, as well as one the best to date - is Modern Warfare - not to be mistaken for the original trilogy of games that were penned under the same name. Here are, in our opinion, the five best Call of Duty campaigns, ranked. But let's look back, mainly at the five games that helped brand the series as a worthy competitor in the action genre.
Even more so in 2021, as Activision has finally managed to knuckle in on the perfect combination of ingredients and concoct an evolving pipeline of groundbreaking experiences. But there is far more to the franchise than online matches and booming eSports tournaments. You'd think of its slew of online modes and beloved zombie chapters and that's about it. Okay, so in most instances, you wouldn't usually associate single player campaigns with Call of Duty. Sure, it might have taken Activision a fair few years to crack the ideal formula, but the fact is, Call of Duty can produce some genuinely solid stories when push comes to shove. Strip away the expansive multiplayer front that Call of Duty relies heavily on to pull in the lion's share of its sales, and you'll still be presented with a classy batch of stellar single player experiences to gawp over.
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