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The first operation of COD: Black Ops III begins with a torture. The game begins with a Special Forces soldier who has been given the task of extracting a political official from a secret prison. However, as soon as he infiltrates the facility, the ghastly scenes begin that show tales of massive horror, souls being burnt to death, waterboarding and beatings, there is brutality everywhere you can see. As the level ends, you will see your playing character dismembered. The killer robot will have your character in its clutches and sill tear you down, from limb to limb as you watch in complete horror. The new game in the Call of Duty Franchise doesn't fail to highlight the frailty of human body and more so using the ugly and cruel graphics. In this version of COD, you will see many ways a body can be crushed and severed under the unrelenting machinery of war, according to Omnifeed.

Call of Duty: Black Ops III may have repulsive graphics and heavy duty warfare that its fans like to see. However, the story is nothing short of mess. While you would agree that no one plays COD for the story line and thankfully for you, it is not even that exciting. Despite that fact, there are millions of people each year who work their way into the annual Call of Duty, whether they like the story or not! Undeniably, COD is one of the most sought after military game action out there which gives the game a bit of gloss, even though it may not have any. This game matters to its fans because the game developers never fail to show the military in its raw form that the gamers like to see, reports Wired.