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Test Chamber – The First Hour Of Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Infinite Warfare looks and feels a little different than past Call of Duty games, and we played through the game's opening hour to show off how.
Infinite Warfare takes the franchise further into the future than it ever has before, and Dan Tack (who has played the campaign in full) and I show off some of the ways that changes the game. It's worth noting that this is the first hour of the game, so if you're looking to go in blind when the game releases tomorrow, understand that there are some spoilers in this video.
To see Infinite Warfare's zombie mode, Zombies in Spaceland, head here. Also make sure to keep an out for our review, which will be online soon.
Note: while setting up the options we accidentally enabled the game's colorblind filter before recording, lending the game's yellows and oranges a purple tint. At the time, we simply chalked the color scheme up to the game's futuristic space setting, unaware of change we inadvertently made.
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