Price crawls to you, pulls out a knife, and cuts a bullet from your chest.

and Gaz learn the truth: Zakhaev has been selling nuclear weapons on the black market. And Al-Asad wasn’t working alone — the nuke that killed Jackson came from a Russian launch code. The world blames America. Russia mobilizes.

The ultranationalist leader, , has seized control of a long-range ballistic missile silo. His goal: restore the Soviet empire through nuclear fire.

He lights a cigar. The camera pulls back as Russian loyalist troops swarm the silo. The sky burns green and gold with nuclear fire — a sunset no one asked for.

The bullet tears through his arm. But the assassination fails. You escape through a firefight in the Ferris wheel’s shadow. Zakhaev lives. And his hatred hardens into a plan for revenge.

He falls. The missile explodes harmlessly above.

In a world where the line between victory and annihilation is measured in seconds, an SAS captain and a US Marine must stop a rogue ultranationalist from igniting World War III — only to discover that the real enemy has been pulling the trigger from the shadows. Prologue – The Ferryman’s Toll The screen flickers to life with a grainy, high-definition thermal view. It’s the Bering Sea, a storm bleeding across the horizon.

You play as , young, ferocious, stalking through the ghost city of Chernobyl. The remastered grass sways in radioactive winds. You crawl within feet of an enemy patrol. Your partner, Captain MacMillan , whispers: “One shot. Take it.”

You breach the silo. Zakhaev is on the gantry above, launching the missile. The timer ticks down: 04:00… 03:30…

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Price crawls to you, pulls out a knife, and cuts a bullet from your chest.

and Gaz learn the truth: Zakhaev has been selling nuclear weapons on the black market. And Al-Asad wasn’t working alone — the nuke that killed Jackson came from a Russian launch code. The world blames America. Russia mobilizes.

The ultranationalist leader, , has seized control of a long-range ballistic missile silo. His goal: restore the Soviet empire through nuclear fire.

He lights a cigar. The camera pulls back as Russian loyalist troops swarm the silo. The sky burns green and gold with nuclear fire — a sunset no one asked for.

The bullet tears through his arm. But the assassination fails. You escape through a firefight in the Ferris wheel’s shadow. Zakhaev lives. And his hatred hardens into a plan for revenge.

He falls. The missile explodes harmlessly above.

In a world where the line between victory and annihilation is measured in seconds, an SAS captain and a US Marine must stop a rogue ultranationalist from igniting World War III — only to discover that the real enemy has been pulling the trigger from the shadows. Prologue – The Ferryman’s Toll The screen flickers to life with a grainy, high-definition thermal view. It’s the Bering Sea, a storm bleeding across the horizon.

You play as , young, ferocious, stalking through the ghost city of Chernobyl. The remastered grass sways in radioactive winds. You crawl within feet of an enemy patrol. Your partner, Captain MacMillan , whispers: “One shot. Take it.”

You breach the silo. Zakhaev is on the gantry above, launching the missile. The timer ticks down: 04:00… 03:30…