In the Zombie levels you have to get past puzzle like obstacles while fighting off these waves of the undead. The gore STARTS there and just gets more brutal as the game continues. Then imagine you have nothing but a shovel to defend yourself. Imagine half decomposed, limbless bodies coming after you over and over again in increasing numbers. The gore does pick up, however, when you play the Zombie portions of the game. Some of the violence isn’t just to soldiers, there’s discussion about how prisoners are handled, as well as civilians being killed. There is continuous shooting, explosions, stabbing (bayonets and knives), and hand to hand combat. The level of gore is dependent on the weapon you are using but it never truly lets up. When you have a chance to fire back you see the brute force of your weapon as people’s faces and bodies become covered in blood when you shoot them. In the first few minutes you see someones face blown off, arms and legs missing, and a explosions blowing people and pieces of people into the air. You’d expect a fair amount of pew pew pew gun action and bloody gore and that’s exactly what you will get. Violence/Gore (1)Ĭall of Duty is a war game.
Be sure to read this post before you decide to stuff their stocking with this Rated-M game. Needless to say, many parents are being asked by their young teen or even pre-teen kids if they can go out and get the game for Christmas. These games are released on nearly every gaming platforms and each version seems to outsell the previous.
COD games are created with extremely high budgets and make intense amounts of money for the developers. Call of Duty has been the “Belle” of the FPS (first person shooter) ball since day Halo.
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