We go for more space age warfare as more and more meat about upcoming Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is thrown our way. Though the reveal trailer of the game may go down as one of the most hated on YouTube, this 12-minute intro gameplay of the game may just want us to bite and part with our hard earned money when it gets released late this year.

Shown at the San Diego Comic Con 2016, the 12-minute gameplay called “Black Sky” opens with an opening surprise attack of the Settlement Defense Front on the UNSA headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland during Fleet Week. For Lt. Reyes and his squad, they have to fight back and survive and bring the campaign against the enemy. Apart from the firefights on earth, he gets on a Jackal space fighter to combat the enemy fleet in high earth orbit leading to the destruction of one massive Settlement Defense Front ship.

For weapons designers looking for futuristic weapons concepts, there are some ideas in Infinite Warfare that they can build. Interesting is the weapons sight on what looks like a shotgun that has some smart shots  that they hit the enemy on most parts of the body when marked by the optics (though I need a better explanation than this).

In another scene in the opening gameplay shows the use of mini crawler drones that look like to be suicide drones that explode when they crawl towards the enemy. Very helpful in room clearing when there are no innocent civilians around. Lt. Reyes is also able to call air support with his wrist device, painting the entrenched enemy that need to be cleared.

There are lots of new weapons and gadgets for players to use in this game and of course space debris to avoid after destroying space ships. If you are not into classic warfare FPS (read: 20th Century warfare), then you might want all these space battles that Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will be offering come November 4, 2016.