Most levels give you multiple options in terms of your approach to combat, too, and some even account for blunders on your part.

While most decisions don't materially affect the overall story, I had fun playing around with them and going back to previous levels to try the more chaotic options, like throwing an enemy spy off a building instead of capturing him. You're also given plenty of choice throughout the campaign, including optional side missions, whether to kill or capture particular antagonists, and various dialogue options that range from lawful good to cheeky to loose cannon. That's partially thanks to good comedic timing in the dialogue, which helps prevent most scenes from coming across as too self-serious. It largely works with the inherent over-the-top nature of a Black Ops story, and although some bits can be kind of goofy, it's both easy and fun to buy into the spy drama and massive gunfights in equal measure. From the '80s-themed montage that opens the campaign to a Vietnam flashback set to Steppenwolf-along with plenty of explosions, helicopter crashes, and slo-mo shootouts-Cold War's campaign is as action-movie as you'd expect. Like any Call of Duty campaign, Cold War is theatrical. Now Playing: Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Video Review Campaign You never know when a screw or a dirty old rag will come in handy.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Using only recovered weapons and improvised gadgets, you must now evade and eliminate special Soviet forces and defeat the conspiracy or risk being either killed or sent to a remote Siberian prison camp.Key Features:Spy on your enemies through walls with the powerful and deadly X-ray camera Complete missions in multiple ways: Stealth or Brute Force - the choice is yours Interactive non-linear world: Accomplish objectives in multiple ways - find hidden paths, combine in-game elements to create weapons and traps, or silently eliminate opponents Explore authentic recreations of real Soviet locations including: Lenin's Mausoleum, Chernobyl, the Kremlin and the KGB's Lubyanka prison Collect and combine objects to create useful and deadly gadgets. Caught in the midst of an international conspiracy that aims to control the U.S.S.R., you are now on your own behind the 'Iron Curtain'. Twelve hours after arriving in Moscow for a routine story, you've been stripped of all possessions, beaten unconscious and thrown into the KGB's political prison.

Uncover the conspiracy.The Story:On the run and fighting for your life, you are freelance journalist Matt Carter.

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