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Story:

In this game you play many different roles. You sometimes play through the eyes of SAS agents and at other times you play as an American Marine. Overall the story line is you trying to take out terrorists by any means. The story itself is very short and can be finished in 1-2 sittings. Although the storyline is very short you feel as if you make great connections with some of the characters in the game. You may sometimes find yourself saying " You killed my friend...DIE!" And that is something many long war games can't make you do.

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Gameplay:

There is SO MUCH you can say about the gameplay in Call of duty 4. You can write an entire essay on it. At first you have a little tutorial, to teach you the basics of the game. If you play on recruit(easy) level these basics are all you need to beat the game. But on veteran(hard) you need much more skill and strategy. After the tutorial you have your first real mission. If it is your first time playing the game, at the end you will say to yourself "Wow!" This game grabs your attention from the start. Mostly missions will consist of getting from point A to point B, surviving, planting explosives, and chasing someone down. But there will be missions that will be very different from what I just listed. Call of duty 4 will have you on the edge of your seat the entire time!

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