I bought this game about a week ago the main thing I love about this game is the ability to play online with your friends and just random players. There are also opportunity's to buy additional maps within the game via the game store on the game this is also a first person game also

This massive, wonderfully diverse Call of Duty theme park is best enjoyed with a friend (or three). Going alone dampens the fun, but either way it's still worth the price of admission.

Great mileage from each game mode; Thrusters and specialist abilities are super fun; Cooperative play for almost every mode

Can feel tedious when playing alone; Thrusters are tragically underutilized

Call of Duty: Black Ops III ($59.99) is the third entry in Treyarch's incredibly popular spinoff series, and the first Black Ops title to grace current-generation home video game consoles.

Many online multiplayer modes and a deep progression system; Entertaining, varied campaign missions; Fun cybernetic abilities; Zombies mode as engrossing as ever; Smooth performance

Campaign storyline is incoherent and goes off the rails; Online play not newcomer-friendly; Match balancing needs tweaking; Visuals are just okay

If the Call of Duty franchise is a well-oiled machine, Black Ops III is the replacement part that keeps the wheels moving into yet another year. It introduces minor changes to an established formula, and in some aspects, this is developer Treyarch near its peak.

Multiplayer specialists offer initial novelty; Zombies is a weird; rewarding cooperative experience; Varied; well designed multiplayer maps

Boring; incomprehensible campaign; Co-op is more of a slog than single-player; Little multiplayer variety after 10 hours

The time has finally come for Treyarch to release the fourth and final content drop for Call of Duty: Black Ops III , and it's fair to say that over the course of the past year it's been a pretty wild ride, all told.

This one struck me as a complete surprise, what with Infinite Warfare already being out…but Activision has brought out a collection of 8 remastered zombies levels from past Call of Duty games to Black Ops III. It also isn't included in the Season Pass and costs roughly ￡25.

Late in Call of Duty: Black Ops III 's trippy campaign, a squadmate attempts to inspire players with the good news that the artificial intelligence they're up against isn't as omnipotent as it seems: "It has all these pieces, but doesn't know what it is.

Call of Duty: Black Ops III is a feature-rich, at-times surreal entry that has a lot to offer series fans, despite not always knowing when to say when. The expanded modes, increased maneuverability, and non-traditional storyline distinguish it from its predecessors, and players who have enjoyed the...

Call of Duty: Black Ops III is a dark, gritty future where a new breed of Black Ops soldier emerges and the lines are blurred between our own humanity and the cutting-edge military robotics that define the future of combat.

The immediate objection there is that, going by the average Call of Duty cutscene, the movie would be an absolute stinker. And besides, the flashes of verve in Zombies and during the Black Ops 3 campaign's more deranged, self-referential chapters suggest that an unreservedly marvellous Call of Duty...