Call of Duty: Black Ops III takes more risks than we're used to seeing from the long-running military first person shooter series. Some of them pay off, while others don't. This year's Zombies Mode is so creative that it turns out to be, by far, the best it's ever been.

I wasn't as crazy about the story in Call of Duty: Black Ops III as I have been about some past games in the series. That said though, I'm probably in the minority in that it actually counted as a strike against the game.

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

With the return of zombies, the excellent multiplayer suite and basically two campaigns to go through, Black Ops III offers a lot of content for fans.

I wasn't sure whether to buy or not after Advanced Warfare being poor however Treyarch really pulled it out the bag with this one. Fantastic game play and graphics with superb maps. Well worth buying

Fantastic Game

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Every year since Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare arrived in 2007 (yes, it really did release that long ago), I've played and enjoyed another installment in the Call of Duty series. Now, here I am in 2016, having just finished up with Call of Duty: Black Ops III , and guess what?

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is absolutely stuffed to the brim with content on all fronts, and nearly none of it feels like filler. Changes to single player and the addition of new cooperative modes make the campaign feel like less of an afterthought than it has in recent years, and gives players...

I played the Black Ops 3 campaign which has some nice touches but the story was really poor in my opinion, I was very suprised that after how bad CoD advanced warfare multiplayer was i was dreading playing this but i have really enjoyed it, plus having zombies also has made this more enjoyable.

It's that time of year. Call of Duty is here again with its annual release. Is there any franchise that is hated more, while being loved by masses? This year's release sees the return of Treyarch and the Black Ops namesake, as Black Ops 3 gives us more cryptic messages, more intrigue, more...

Once again, Call of Duty continues the trend of good-looking games on these consoles; The facial animations are excellent, explosions look great, and environments, which are usually hit or miss for me, are pretty good, I do like the separate progressions for the campaign, zombies and multiplayer.

The campaign has a ‘been there, done that' feel to it; Not once did I get a rise out of any of the cinematic action set pieces, as I think we've reached a point where Call of Duty must do something shocking to get a rise out of me.

my son loves it