Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation

[Barnard Naldo]

The land of opportunity suddenlybecomes a nasty attack target. The military communications will beparalyzed and used the resulting chaos for devastating attacks inAmerican cities. In the midst of the events is the U.S. soldierWalker. Modern Combat 3 tells his story.



Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3compete for the crown on PC and consoles. The developer Gameloft tomake the advantage and at the same time bring the third part of theirhouse-brand shooter Modern Combat on the market. The basic

procedureand staging deviate from the previous two parts, which were designedmore as a classic first-person shoot-and sometimes even the playersindulged in a quiet moment.

The title was designed as a rapid andbombastic trip corresponds quite closely to the design of the currentconsole shooter. Every second, a crackling fire hail down on theplayer, exploding grenades and fly as soldiers hit by hammer fiststhrough the air. Just like in the console models also expect a nightflight with an AC-130, the obligatory jeep-chase and a helicopterflight along with machine gun use. The scenes change as quickly andoffer new incentives to the eye. Be it an idyllic suburb in Alaska,the sight of American cities, desert regions with huge rockformations, or an aircraft carrier in the eternal ice: There isalways something new to see.