But it's clear long before this point that something is different about this game. The moment from which there is no turning back for Walker and his team. The game says to the player, 'What? You thought bombing people was really going to resolve things neatly?' Of course, beyond the burnt husks of the dead Americans are the equally charred bodied of the exact refugees that Walker thought his violent act would save. But before the dust settles, the player is forced to walk through the devastation they caused the game rubs your face in it. The deed is performed on a black and white screen, in a homage to Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's 'Death From Above' level. Sure, there's the infamous white phosphorous scene where the player, staring through the reflection of playable character Captain Martin Walker, launches white phosphorous shells at former US troops.
