Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

gameblog.fr review
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guardian.co.uk review
Beyond that primal function is the grandiose story that borrows so many themes and archetypes from the RPG universe, and the complex mechanics of progression and customisation. I'm not kidding anyone, though. Modern Warfare is, in its third incarnation, what it has always been – a rampaging shooter with a moral compass so bent out of shape, your head spins at the madness of it all. Yet really, if you want to ask questions about the morality of war as entertainment, you should perhaps begin your quest with Homer or even chess. This game isn't for you. It never was, and it never will be.
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telegraph.co.uk review
Modern Warfare 3 is a shining example of refinement and improvement. It's familiar, sure, but here familiarity doesn't breed contempt, just respect and reward for those who've dedicated so much time to the series. And for new players, it's the perfect starting point, more accommodating and encompassing than ever. The series has always been renowned for elements like the excellent sound design, the gloss, polish and compulsion of its gameplay, but with Modern Warfare 3, Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer have created a game that not only lives up to the brand hype but exceeds it. A game where the mass appeal is justified, and the expectations are met. A game which is undoubtedly going to be played for a long, long time to come, and deservedly so.
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gamingbolt.com review
With one of the best campaigns in the series, the most refined multiplayer experience in the genre and extra modes that will absolutely hook you to the game, Modern Warfare 3 is the best Call of Duty game in recent years, and definitely the best in the Modern Warfare trilogy.
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ausgamers.com review
Moreover, said campaign is now much lengthier than in previous outings. I played through the game on Hardened and, without sprinting to each Checkpoint to die and trigger the next section (ie, playing the game the way it was intended *cough* Gob, *cough*), I managed to clock in around 11 and a half hours. It’s also looking mighty pretty, with a new pass on lighting that really makes the game pop (given Sledgehammer Games’ pedigree, I’d venture a lot of this was their doing). It’s also by far the most epic of the three and sells the previous games’ stories because its epicness. If you were confused at the end of Modern Warfare 2, you won’t be at the end of Modern Warfare 3.
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