Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare vs Left4Dead
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare puts you in the stars, as Earth is now the seat of power in a solar system of planets all with human colonies. This futuristic version of the game gives you your own space ship, as well as the ground combat you love.The innovative storyline has been highly praised despite the unique setting. Though a step out from the norm for the franchise there are some epic moments in this game. You are a pilot called Nick Reyes of the Special Combat Air Recon (SCAR) and it is your job to keep the peace while there are factions at work. There are several versions of the campaign each getting successfully harder as you play and it creates a lot of gameplay for you. There is also the multiplayer part to the game that helped build up the franchise, though with no major developments it sticks to the formula that we all know. An interesting twist that is fun to play and a nice addition to the universe that is Call of Duty.
Left4Dead
Left4Dead is among one of the very first popular zombie-themed shooters that has evolved from being simply a single player experience into a multiplayer game that almost every 90s gamer have played in LAN sessions or at cyber cafes... or have at least heard of it. Developed by Valve, the game features a wide variety of zombies, each with their own special abilities; relatable characters and an urgency to reach the next safe house due to the waves after waves of zombies that make you feel like you are actually trying to fight for your own life! There are plenty of interesting locations and unique scenarios for you to enjoy, allowing players to break the monotony of fending off endless hordes of zombies.Once you're done with the campaign, there is even a multiplayer aspect which will allow you to play with your friends against another team of your friends as either the human survivors or as the ravenous zombies. Admittedly, the multiplayer mode is the perfect addition to the game as it drastically expanded the game's lifespan.
All in all, Left4Dead is the first of a hugely popular series of games that many are still clamoring for a sequel until today. The graphics and gameplay may feel rather outdated in this day and age but if you have a soft spot for "old but gold" games, this is one of the more modern classics that you should really try.
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