Treyarch and Activision showed off Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 at the Sony E3 stage last night, and it was as explosive as you’d expect from a game mostly about military hardware destroying countries. Shown off was both a slice of the campaign and the multiplayer, and we can see that the series is evolving in rather subtle ways.

Following on from Advanced Warfare’s attempt to make CoD’s multiplayer a much more fluid, momentum-filled game, Black Ops 3 looks more like Titanfall than CoD ever has. Wall running, wall leaping, fluid traversal of vertical environments: it’s all there. The change in movement and adding abilities did a lot to keep Advanced Warfare feeling fresher than older Call of Duties, so potentially this further strive for a faster, more athletic feel will work for Black Ops 3.

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The campaign was pretty much business as usual, with scripted events and fireballs leaping from concrete everywhere. But the key notable changes are that the campaign is now 4-player co-op, which is something Call of Duty has been begging for since Modern Warfare 2 really. It makes sense to play the bombastic campaign with a friend or three. Everyone seems to have machine limbs, which lead into a variety of abilities that seem to be chosen off a radial menu.

The Giant Robots are a neutral feature in the Call of Duty: Black Ops II Zombies map Origins as well as the Call of Duty: Black Ops III Zombies maps The Giant, Der Eisendrache and Gorod Krovi. A destroyed Giant Robot also appears in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 within the multiplayer map Der Schatten. There are two types of Giant Robots: the Riese (Giant in German), used by Germany, and the.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 launches November 6th. This time around, all that console exclusive DLC nonsense belongs to PlayStation.