As Page assists other SGS soldiers, he and the SGS soldiers successfully place a bomb inside the resort, with the intention of slowing down the relief forces. The game switches back to the perspective of Edward Page, as he takes the president hostage in the Iakoo Beach Resort, also in Hawaii. Just before death, a sputtering SGS soldier says that the attack on Seattle was all a distraction for Edward Page to abduct the US President in Hawaii. However, Anderson retaliates and shoves the knife into the SGS soldier's abdominal hemorrhage. An SGS soldier leaps out from behind a piece of fallen debris, and pulls out a knife. Anderson kills all of the SGS forces, and catches up with the van, largely caved in by debris from a section of the tunnel that has collapsed. As Anderson battles his way onto the street dominated by SGS forces, a van screeches from a corner and onto the street. As Chief tells Anderson that terrorists are using vans to transport hostages, he leaves Phoenix and the secured hostages, continuing by himself. Making his way to the WCIB, Anderson, along with Caydan Phoenix (the main character of Blackout) rescue the AFTER operatives that were being held hostage by SGS. Chief (likely Warrens) tells AFTER operatives that terrorists have been spotted all over the city. After Page and Everett Saunders plant bombs on the WCIB, they are extracted via helicopter, just as the building explodes inches below their feet.Īnderson (a supporting character in Fallen Nation) is dispatched into a devastated Seattle following the attack on the WCIB, along with several other AFTER operatives, to head to a police station to retake the area from hostiles. Saunders Global Security (SGS) is a group of mercenaries who are hired for the security of the summit. The game then switches to the perspective of Edward Page (a supporting antagonist from Fallen Nation) two days prior to the invasion of Hawaii, attacking the WCIB in Seattle as a distraction for the large attack on the C3 summit in Hawaii. The team make their way to them, and discover that the president of the United States has been taken hostage by Edward Page, the client of SGS. They storm their way through the beach, and receive word that another allied team is pinned down by the SGS Militia. While Page is underway to Hawaii, Corporal Joel Blake arrives at the Red Summit with a small squad of US soldiers, led by Lieutenant James Walker, the protagonist of Fallen Nation. The game starts when the US send a large army to a summit to secure it. Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour takes place in the year 2037. Players can also jump over any recognised obstacle which is also a new feature in multiplayer. In multiplayer, players now buy weapons instead of unlocking them when they rank up. There are 9 available kill streaks in military support. The military support has been reduced to 3 during multiplayer gameplay but is also customizable in the armory.
Military Support has completely changed as a new feature to the franchise. Ground sliding has been significantly shorter compare to sliding in Fallen Nation. Graphics has significantly changed compared to Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation. In the game in which when a player comes close to an enemy, the fire button switches to a melee button. The knifing feature has changed compare to the previous games. Players can also crouch, throw grenades, use the weapon's iron sights, reload, change weapon, pick up different weapons, knife enemies, mantle obstacles and shoot using buttons and prompts on the touch screen. The player can control their character with a virtual joystick on the left side of the screen, while looking around the game's environments is controlled by swiping or dragging on the screen. Gameplay in Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is similar to that of Call of Duty: Black Ops II. It was unofficially announced on September 21, and was released December 6th, 2012. Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is the fifth instalment in the Modern Combat franchise. | 17:Value = Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation For more info such as weapons, maps, missions, and the trailer, see Portal:Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour.
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