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Press Start Australia reports that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 serves as a substantial, visually impressive conclusion to the current franchise era. The campaign splits its focus between Captain Price’s cinematic, high-stakes narrative and a grounded story set on the Korean peninsula involving a young conscript named Private Park.
Mechanically, the game introduces refined weapon handling, offering precise, responsive gunplay with improved audio and target visibility. While Price’s missions follow a traditional, scripted roller coaster, the Korean segments offer more player freedom, including a bespoke, medium-sized snowbox map that avoids the repetitive feel of previous Open Combat Missions.
The reviewer notes material limitations, specifically citing noticeable vegetation pop-in and unsatisfying vehicle physics that feel like oversized props. Additionally, the multiplayer experience is hampered by strict skill-based matchmaking, which the author describes as an own goal, and excessive attachment bloat in the Gunsmith system that can limit tactical expression.
Despite these issues, the publication concludes that the game is the tightest entry in years. The DMZ extraction mode is praised for its emergent, unpredictable chaos, and the overall package demonstrates craftsmanship across its three pillars, marking a return to form for the series.
