Call of Duty® (2003)

Perfektní retro střílečka která odstartovala velmi legendární serii . Atmosfera druhé světové války je perfektní , mise sou zabavné a pocit ze střelby téměř dokonalý . U takto staré hry se nehraje tolik na příběh ale na čistou zabavu ze hry a to je něco co mi na hře sedí . v dnešní době sem rád že si mohu zahrát hru na pár hodin a vratit nazpět na imaginární poličku . jako největší nevýhodu ale vidím cenu . 20 euro je prostě moc za 5 h pruchod . proto doporučím počkat na slevu a v tu chvíli koupit .

8-9 yaşlarında oynardım cocukluğumun oyunu o zamanki pc'nın kaldırdığı nadir oyunlardandır kendisi, şimdi $10 bulmuşken bir alayım dedim, eski güzel günleri tekrar yaşarım belki :)

Un jeu fort sympathique pour son époque. Je le trouve très jouable à l'heure actuelle. Graphiquement c'est raisonnable sachant qu'on peut configurer le jeu pour l'adapter à son écran ( 1920 x 1080 très propre de mon côté ). Je le recommande pour toutes personnes souhaitant s'intéresser au commencement de la série Call of Duty.

Campagne top!♥

A bit dated, but still pretty good, get you a widescreen patch and you are good to go and not too many issues on modern systems. Campaign is better than you would think and has a decent amount of content, a decent story and pretty fun levels and good music.

OG

well well well I don't usually play "old" games but it has been fun to see where some game franchises came from and what gaming used to be [i](and look)[/i] like This game doesn't feel particularly special and feels barebones at times but it does do a lot right, especially for releasing in 2003 The few characters you get to "interact" with [i](aka them talking to a person who can't talk back)[/i] are likable and voice acting is pretty decent, they did grow on me after we fought together for many, many, many tries [i](this game is pretty hard)[/i] Friendly AI is pretty smart and helps you out a lot, you are not expected to solo every section [i](although there are some solo sections which are a bit ridiculous)[/i] and encounter Rambo style like newer entries make you do, they will position themselves, take out enemies and leave certain objectives for you to complete Enemy Ai is... something. I played on Hardened because I thought that's reasonable but they would pop out of cover or run out of a door and kill me in 2 hits most of the time and med kits were pretty rare [i](but could also drop from enemies)[/i] so I had to play extremely slow and learn enemy positioning [i](if they didn't feel like materializing behind me that attempt)[/i] which I did end up enjoying after a while, I learned where to look and where to throw grenades to clear out tough angles The gunplay is pretty good, some of the muzzle flashes are so big that you can't see anything but I liked sniping a lot because the hitboxes were actually really solid and you could hit arms and whatnot that peeked out from behind their cover, there wasn't a lot of weapon variety and you were expected to pick up enemy guns so you can replenish your ammo with those instead Level design was alright, very linear as is expected from Call of Duty, but the environments didn't look bad at all in my opinion The sound design was great all around with pretty intense soundtracks playing at times that kind of made it feel just slightly scary and gave it a great atmosphere when you march through snowstorms or destroyed cities at night The checkpoints were pretty awful because there isn't a lot of them and they were placed badly on rare occasions but that's most likely a difficulty issue and wouldn't be very noticeable on Recruit/Normal The only things I disliked were the movement speed [i](you can not run in this game)[/i] and the tank combat, but the latter was probably because of the difficulty I played on as well All in all I think 8 hours of entertainment and some raging to experience a classic was completely worth the 10 bucks I spent on this during the sale and if you enjoy slow, tactical, and punishing gameplay [i](depending on which difficulty you choose)[/i] I would say that it's worth buying