COD: Advanced Warfare is still two weeks away from its release date, a wait that’s unbearable for millions of hardcore Call of Duty gamers. Fortunately, the Call of Duty Advanced Warfare launch trailer has leaked onto YouTube a bit early, giving us all a glimpse into more Call of Duty Advanced Warfare gameplay video.
COD Advanced Warfare introduces a new exoskeleton to the Call of Duty gameplay toolbox, mimicking Titanfall to a certain degree. But frankly, there were only a few more places Call of Duty could go, and if a group of former COD developers found success with that model, why not the new blood?
Call of Duty Advanced Warfare takes players to a future devastated by a global attack, with a Private Military Corporation called Atlas seeming to be the only hope. Unfortunately, Atlas has become a superpower for hire, making the winner determined not by virtue but by checking account.
Insert funny “Robocop gone bad” reference here, right?
Playing as Jack Mitchell, gamers will don an advanced exoskeleton and join a highly-trained unit committed to restoring order. The exoskeleton carries over into Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare multiplayer, where an all-new movement system changes the way players traverse the terrain. You can see this in action in the Call of Duty Advanced Warfare launch trailer below.
The new exoskeleton lets gamers chain together boost actions like jump, dodge and dash. It also gives birth to new abilities and armaments, all of which are available in the game’s revamped Create-a-Class mode. Earn additional weapons and gear through in-game Supply Drops, outfitting your operator in what Activision says is “the deepest customization experience in franchise history.”
The Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare release date is Nov. 4 for PS4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360. A PC version is also in the works. Owners of a Nintendo console are out of luck this time.