So first off, my CoD history goes as far as zombies on black ops 1, and survival on modern warfare 3. I by no means am drawn to the MP across any of the CoD games because I am and always will be terrible at it.

Meanwhile, first-person-shooter fans in need of more complex weaponry, level design, and mechanics may want to replay an old favorite, or at least check out this year's Wolfenstein: The New Order.

Responsive controls; Good sound design; Lots of options; Exo-suit adds layer of mobility, speed, and strategy

Regressive, scripted campaign; Unconvincing visual design and animation; Lifeless environments; Game-breaking perks; Peer-to-peer hosting means lots of online lag; No Share Play

For gamers, no franchise seems to encompass as much of the Madden -mentality as Call of Duty these days though that may prove an awkward double-entendre given the nature of both consumerism and both of those games.

Exoskeleton abilities; Sound and weapon design; A few explosive vehicle sequences; Engaging; fast-paced; highly vertical multiplayer modes and maps

Stumbling narrative campaign; Graphically hit or miss

Prior to the launch of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, news reports were being released that the pre-orders for this title were the lowest in the franchise history. As the 11th main Call of Duty title, has fatigue set in for this franchise or did the jump into future provide the series enough of a...

This game really highlights all the other games that make it This is unplayable you just move to one bit to get something then boom a boring cut scen plays its boring man Doing same thing over and over just wait until your told you kill this guy ect COD used to be about doing it yourself not having...

Tasked with leading Call of Duty into the next generation, Sledgehammer Games is off to a cautious start. Advanced Warfare executes the formula competently while adding a handful of bells and whistles like mechs, laser cannons, and double jumps; but Sledgehammer Games seems reluctant to really cut...

In a year where the biggest shooters both feature some sort of assisted double jump, it's fitting that Call of Duty (the biggest of them all) should join in on the party, strapping on its technologically-advanced exosuit to dash and double jump its way to mobile parity.

Multiplayer feels wonderfully fresh, thanks to the added agility of Exo Suit boosting. Sadly, though, co-op is unimaginative, and the story fails to satisfy when compared to previous installments.

Massive multiplayer offering; Fresh gameplay mechanics in single and multiplayer; Outstanding visuals

Underwhelming campaign; Unimaginative co-op setting

Fans of the high-paced Exo-zombie mode will finally get closure on the ongoing saga of the viral pandemic, with the concluding chapter simply titled 'Descent.' Calling the DLC Reckoning suggests vengeance or some kind of punishment as the central theme, which seems fitting considering that the Atlas...

Call of Duty hasn't been kind to the world in recent years. From global-spanning acts of terrorism to the mauling of the United States, players have had their work cut out for them.