This game is rated MATURE 17+ so parents, don't buy this game for your kids. It's for grown ups, not 12 year olds. Keep your children on fortnite where they belong. Xbox just started free trials of the blackout portion of this and I'm hearing too many prepubescent voices on my headset and it hurts...

It's hard to pinpoint precisely why Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII is a far more enjoyable proposition than its immediate predecessors but Treyarch has somehow managed to crank up the fun factor to the point where even repeatedly dying to far superior players has ceased to be irritating.

Call of Duty is one of those series that doesn't exactly require an explanation, but for the sake of clarity: This is a relatively fast-paced first person shooter franchise that is extremely iterative.

Lots of maps were redone from previous games paying full price for reproductions doesn't make this one a great buy in my opinion, still has lots of lag issues while playing online , lots of gameplay aspects were added making the players more aware for instance you have to self medicate now & each...

This game feels all over the map trying to please everyone when they should just focus on one thing and be really good at it. There's no campaign. Alright, moving on. The standard multiplayer is mostly all old maps which bugs me.

Decent COD game but mostly built on nostalgia of other maps you've played in other black ops games the battle royale if fun but gets repetitive since the game has come out there has been no updates to keep the battle royale interesting and intriguing

The tightest gun play a Call of Duty game has delivered in a long, long time - perhaps ever.

Exceptional gun-feel; Superb balancing; Great audio

Zombies can feel overly obtuse; Tone of Specialists HQ is a little off; Story stuff hidden in hard to detect challenges

The Call of Duty franchise has followed a pretty predictable template when it comes to content in the yearly shooter. There's always been a strong

When Call of Duty Black Ops 4 was revealed earlier in the year confirming the rumours that it will not ship with a traditional singleplayer campaign, much of the internet responded in uproar and I was one of those that wasn't best to pleased with the news.

Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 is out now and, first of all, I am keen to ensure you all understand that there has definitely been far too much bad press about this game.