Loosely based on the Gulf War, Modern Warfare sees you primarily playing as CIA officer Alex and SAS Sergeant Kyle Garrick (accompanied by familiar face Captain Price) who are working to recover stolen chemical gas that has been hijacked by a terrorist organization in Urzikstan. Let's start with the general premise of Modern Warfare's campaign. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) at Amazon for $29.99.So, strap in, and let's break the whole thing down. We will not be questioning whether Modern Warfare has gone too far, what we will lay out is everything we think will actually be important to you before you consider buying this title - regardless of politics or personal feelings. Here at TechRadar, that's what matters: you. In some cases those two things don't match up and, in that case, it's not a political issue but one of whether consumers will get what they paid for. We questioned whether to do this or not, but at the end of the day it's a question of what Infinity Ward marketed Modern Warfare as, and what it has delivered. This review will examine the controversial parts of Modern Warfare alongside the aspects we look at in every game review. However, while the controversy of Modern Warfare is an important aspect, it is not the be-all and end-all.

Take, for example, the already notorious 'Clean House' mission which sees you raiding a Camden town house in London, following the aforementioned terrorist attack on Piccadilly Circus, killing the plain clothes residents and even encountering a mother cradling her baby.

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