The world of war, in which you fully immerse yourself The first game of the series. That's probably why I remember her so much. Developed by Infinity Ward and published by Activision, Call of Duty offered players an unparalleled experience, immersing them in the realities of World War II with unprecedented realism and drama. She was also absolutely gorgeous. And I've played it many times. The first thing I would like to note is the extraordinary actions. I've played various computer games for a while, so it was a pleasant surprise to me that you're fighting for an ordinary soldier who's operating at the front with thousands of the same ordinary guys. This is not an elite special forces soldier or any other kind of soldier. This is an ordinary person who defends his Homeland, goes into battle with others, sees the death of comrades and enemies, and makes history himself. And such an action immerses you much more deeply into the reality of the events taking place in those distant years. After all, you literally find yourself at the front. Other games are perceived as just games, but this one made me feel different emotions. The first thing that strikes you about Call of Duty is its attention to detail. The game perfectly conveys the atmosphere of military operations thanks to carefully recreated locations based on real historical events. The missions taking place on the battlefields of Europe offer diverse and exciting scenarios, making the gameplay intense and unpredictable. The game has three segments, three different campaigns, where you will have to fight for American, British and Soviet soldiers. The missions are full of variety. Somewhere you run with a rifle or a submachine gun through the streets of the city and forests, somewhere you control a tank, and in one of the missions you even fly on an airplane and shoot back from enemy fighters. All this does not let you get bored during the passage. Players are faced with difficulties, heroism, and the horrors of war, which clearly demonstrates how terrifying these events were. The graphics are decent: sounds, effects, music — everything is excellent. You have to choose which weapon to carry, because you can take a maximum of two heavy objects. First-aid kits are presented in different ways, they will treat the hero accordingly. Explosions look great, and shootouts are full of sounds and effects. The creators also drew attention to the changing seasons, when there is snow and steam coming from the mouth, to the explosive mixture of mud and blood near Stalingrad, to the green forests and meadows in the missions in Europe. This is a very decent result for 2003. The graphics and sound in Call of Duty deserve the highest praise. For its time, the game offered excellent visualization, with detailed models of characters and the environment. The soundtrack, which includes realistic sounds of gunfire, explosions and commands, further immerses you in the atmosphere of war. The soundtrack, created by Michael Giacchino, complements this effect and enhances the tension and drama of what is happening on the screen. The game is great for its time. And even now I sometimes overplay it. It may be outdated, but it takes you with its hardcore, decent realism in terms of graphics and immerses you in the world of the scariest war ever fought. 9 out of 10