Call of Duty® (2003) (2006)

Short games; the Campaign is done in some 5 hours. Plays well enough on Win11. After 3-4 missions it'll crash to desktop, but when loading again it continues where you last saved.

The original, and still great 20+ years later. I purchased a new PC just to be able to play this at the time. I was 26 years old when this released. I remember playing Medal Of Honor on the PS1 and I knew right away that I'd like playing this. The word 'like' is an understatement. I loved this game. The sound and graphics were phenomenal at the time. I still enjoy playing this today even with new COD titles and other FPS games on the market. Parts of it remind me of the movie Enemy at the Gates which released just 2 years prior. A favorite movie of mine.

Although the game is very old, the gameplay and the story is phenomenal. Graphics are way outdated and you will see pixels dancing here and there, but once you get used to it, you are completely overtaken by the plot and the thrill. You must play this!

It's bad, not even worth playing through to the end. The story is generic and the gameplay itself is limited. Compared to other games that came before it like Half Life or Halo CE, this is really bad. My favorite part is when the game tells you "This door can't be opened, you don't have to try open closed doors" which is extremely pathetic by even early 2000s standard compared to all the other great games of that time. Very linear and limited story, bad gun play, bad missions (and very annoying sometimes too), and lots of bugs crashing the game every 1-2 missions. EDIT: Having finished it it's alright, the soviet campaign is the strongest (yet the most difficult and frustrating) part of the game. Having beaten the game I enjoyed the experience, but I would still not recommend playing it.

Just... yesh

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