There is innovation here and even if it's not always in exactly the areas you'd wish it's enough to ensure that Call Of Duty's status as the world's favourite FPS is still largely deserved.

The campaign has some great moments and both Squads and Extinction are very welcome additions to the multiplayer; Some excellent new maps and play modes; Solid visuals

The first half of the story campaign is very formulaic and there are no significant changes to the competitive multiplayer

Another November means another Call of Duty , but things are different this time. The Infinity Ward we once knew is no more and the Modern Warfare sub-series that made the military FPS franchise what it is today has been left behind.

High-octane campaign.; Riley (the dog) isn't overused, More of that tried-and-true multiplayer.; Squads and Extraction mix up traditional multiplayer

Riley (the dog) isn't overused; Squads and Extraction mix up traditional multiplayer

Read our Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer review here

Visual perfection; Creative and varied level design; Quality facial animation and voice acting

Mercilessly linear; Derivative and unoriginal storyline; Chaotic and uneven pacing

It is the pre-holiday video game rush, and that means another Call of Duty. This year's offering has been rebranded with the moniker "Ghosts", representing a new direction for the series. This direction does not deviate substantially from any previous directions, unfortunately.

Great guns; High production value

Self-plagiarizing; Single player is muddled; Inappropriate maps

If you can't get enough of Call of Duty's multiplayer action, Ghosts certainly delivers the goods. The more casual players might be disappointed at its incremental refinement and spectacular, but all-too-short single-player campaign.

Set 10 years after an Odin strike called on America by the Federation that has the left the country in ruins and with the impending invasion, we follow two soldiers on a mission to save the country. These soldiers must overcome great loss and work together with the Ghosts.

Looks And Runs Great; New Online Modes; Promising DLC

Short Campaign; Series Needs A Refresh

I got this a few weeks ago and it is so far amazing especially on the PlayStation 4

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