The best map pack so far for Ghosts, and one of the most interesting selections for any Call Of Duty download – as Infinity Ward wander even further from the game's pseudo-realistic roots.

Departed and Pharaoh are really good maps, with great attention to detail and a fun sense of humour; Mutiny looks great and the new Extinction map adds a lot of new elements

Mutiny's map design isn't that great and Favela feels out of place next to the others, even though it's also a quality map; No new weapons or other extras; Still too expensive

I have played all of the call of duty games and this one is the worst , Story mode is ok but very short , and very easy even when playing on veteran mode , The online game is awful , the maps are the worst maps yet ,but if you like camping in call of duty games you will love this game , going to...

In conclusion it is a solid game, but it offers nothing overly new, and I am just as satisfied playing the Modern Warfare installments. In truth, I still prefer them.

I found the campaign mode to be one of the more intresting and engaging stories among the recent Call of Duty's; I feel like they are releasing one every few months now, and this one was at least refreshing; I found the multiplayer to be rather unimaginitive.

I wish they had done more for the multiplayer; Playing 8 on 8 has grown rather mundane in my opinion; I would like to have seen them do more to take advantage of the new platforms.

Benjamin Franklin's proverb "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes" is in need of an addendum. From now on it will read: "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes… and an annualized Call of Duty game.

Tried and tested Multiplayer; Great Single-Player narrative and campaign; Riley

Dated Graphics; Been there done that gameplay; Boring Co-Op mode

Overall I have to say I was surprised by Call of Duty: Ghosts. I haven't played a game in the franchise with any subtitle in a while and I really liked what Infinity Ward has done to shake up what I had thought to be a somewhat dull military shooter.

Editor's Note: Be sure to check out our full video review of Call of Duty Ghosts a bit farther down the page. I've been playing the Call of Duty series since the first PC game, and for the longest time I have defended the series, especially from those who favored Battlefield.

Call of Duty: Ghosts plays it safe and doesn't reinvent the wheel, instead it just paints over the parts that were rusty. The single player campaign is very exciting to play and the Create a Soldier and Extinction modes in multiplayer will keep you playing for months.

Ghosts is a cookie cutter game with a little touch of alien frosting on top. However, the well-designed multiplayer maps, soldier customization, and polished gameplay is more than enough to sink your teeth into.

Fantastic; polished controls the series is known for; Multiplayer is as entertaining as ever

Single-player missions are a snoozefest; Squads is more of a practice mode for beginners than a successor to Spec Ops; Extinction doesn't hold the same appeal as Zombies

Note: this review was completed after attending an Activision sponsored event that covered room and board and provided access to a final build of the game. The single player portion of Call of Duty: Ghosts is kind of what you'd expect from the past few games from Infinity Ward, a modern setting with...

is out for the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 (PS3) but until now Activision has been guarded about the soon to be released Xbox One version. The game content is all but identical to the Xbox 360 version, featuring the same multiplayer and single player modes.