You can always go back and have another go at stages you haven't been able to complete yet. All of those missions are scored on a familiar three-star system you earn one star for getting to the final objective, and earning the other two for completing secondary challenges. There are six chapters all told, and each has story missions, spec ops single-player challenges, and online multiplayer matches. Your progress in terms of leveling up and unlocking weapons carries over between the single- and multi-player missions. The line between single- and multi-player in Modern Combat 5 has been made sufficiently fuzzy, though the overall formula really hasn't changed much. That's great and all, but there is one distinct difference in Modern Combat 5 which could easily stand as the sole selling point: there are zero in-app purchases. It boasts bar-setting graphics, rich multiplayer, familiar experience and achievement progression, a dazzling array of weapon customization, and top-notch voice acting.
By and large, Modern Combat 5 is lock in step with Modern Combat 4.
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