Going undercover in a Russian base as you decide how to dispose of guards and which optional objectives to track fit the setting and tone of the game, providing options in a way that feels downright revelatory for the series. Making your way through rainy, neon-lit East Berlin behind the Iron Curtain feels great and looks even better. It's here that the graphical quality and performance in Black Ops Cold War doesn't just pleasantly hum - it sings. These choices all add up, making for one of the most mechanically interesting Call of Duty games in several years. On a few occasions, you have to quietly make your way through hostiles unseen, tracking guards with binoculars and stowing bodies in a way that wouldn't feel out of place in something like Dishonored. However, these fall short of the stealth levels that have been included. You'll still undergo a number of standard Call of Duty missions: sniping in the snow, gunning down waves of foes in Vietnam, and using a helicopter to strafe convoys.

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