'Call of Duty: Black Ops 3' New Launch Trailer Features Exciting Gameplay

By Marvie Basilan, Christian Post Contributor Friday, October 23, 2015

A few weeks into the release of "Call of Duty: Black Ops 3," a new trailer has been launched by Activision and Treyarch for fans to see more of the gameplay that will come when the game hits consoles.

According to VG247, the trailer shows much of what fans have been asking for: bullets, bullets, and more bullets. Flamethrowers can also be seen all around the rocky terrain as the battle heats up.

Aside from the battle just beginning, the outlet says there are apparent cut-scenes clips that could be seen, which add to the thrill as one of the clips gives players a glimpse of Morg City in 1940, at a time when the Shadows of Evil zombie was offered.

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What sets "Black Ops 3" aside from the rest of the games in the franchise is that it allows players to move around various environments and still maintain their control of whatever weapon they choose for the rounds. Sporting new multiplayer features, a new weapon customization system is also available for players to make and break their own unique weapon variants.

To make the experience much more fun, Treyarch has added a Specialist system that gives players the opportunity to choose and place nine elite Black Ops soldiers in ranks. Each of the soldiers has a unique look, history, personality, weapons, and abilities that set them apart from the rest of the militia.

Black Ops soldiers will be interconnected and will allow for engagement in a new four-player co-op campaign, which some gaming outlets call a "completely redefined" multiplayer experience for players who have been playing "Call of Duty" for the longest time.

Some fans who viewed the trailer via GameSpot gave their insights on the new clip. One gamer commended the game for the new maps and "decent story" that it offers, while one said the creators should have "at least [used] a different song."

With a new breed of cybernetics and biotechnology-powered soldiers who promise to be faster and more lethal than those in the previous installments, "Call of Duty: Black Ops 3" releases on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on Nov. 6.