That price doesn’t include the Variety Map Pack, which adds four more remastered maps to the game (as well as 10 rare supply drops). That DLC is available for a discounted $9.99 / £7.99 on the PlayStation Store until July 5th.

Bundling Modern Warfare Remastered exclusively with Infinite Warfare was a controversial decision. Some fans complained that they felt they were being coerced into picking up the new game when they really just wanted a spruced-up version of Modern Warfare, the Call of Duty title that arguably made the series into the worldwide entertainment force it is today.

Activision hasn’t announced if or when the standalone version of Modern Warfare Remastered will arrive on other platforms. But it’s a pretty safe bet that it will follow the usual month-long exclusivity window, so look for it on PC and Xbox One some time in late July.

For more on the future past of Call of Duty, read our full Call of Duty: WW2 info (opens in new tab) article.

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For comparison purposes, here’s the same mission in the original game. I didn’t really appreciate the new lighting and animations until I saw them back to back. Check out how much crummier the water looks when the ship starts sinking, too.

On top of the full single-player campaign, Modern Warfare Remastered will also include a 10-map, updated version of the original game’s multiplayer (opens in new tab). And after all that excitement, here’s your glum reminder that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered will still only be available (opens in new tab) as part of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare (opens in new tab)’s special editions, starting with the $79.99/£79.99 Legacy Edition. You can pick up the whole kit starting on November 4.

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