| Release: 3 November 2014 Developer: Sledgehammer Games OS: Windows 7, 8, 10 (64 bit) CPU: Intel Core i3-530 2.93 GHz / AMD Phenom II X4 810 2.60 GHz GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 / ATI Radeon HD 5870 RAM: 6 Gb Storage: 80 Gb Steam Reviews: Mixed Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Democracy Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is in danger again. The stunning pace of progress has played a cruel joke on the world - technology has begun to seep into life everywhere. And the process has not bypassed the military sphere. The largest transnational corporations have begun to increase their own weapons potential, which has become a danger to statehood. Multiple companies that owned advanced military technologies have begun to dictate their terms for the distribution of global resources.In the political arena, instead of states, representatives of technical conglomerates act, interpreting and rewriting history in their favor. The game itself is set in a futuristic battle in the distant future, when human lives are no more valuable than weapons. People began to be modified with exoskeletons, significantly pumping up the performance indicators of soldiers. Now, instead of democratic prairies, everything is decided by force and influence. The world is on the brink of a new world war, which in terms of turnover and destruction will be much tougher and bloodier than the first two. Soldiers of armies no longer represent the usual fighters. Hundreds of thousands of dollars are spent on their rearmament. But the money invested pays off with interest - powerful pro-app exoskeletons change the biomechanics of movement, advanced weapons - guns with auto-aiming, barrels with monstrous penetrating power and long-range. The player will have to choose between standard ammunition and energy machines that pierce everything in their path. In Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, the concept of the political game is changing - there is no time for games, soldiers must fight.
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