The game has the typical Call of Duty story line. The multiplayer is a lot of fun, just like previous titles in the series. Squads mode was a bit confusing to get through and therefore I did not use it much. The Extinction mode, though, was like Call of Duty Zombies 2.0.

Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Multiplayer

Too Short

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I bought this game as a Christmas present for my husband who had upgraded his Xbox 360 to XboxOne. He enjoyed the game on both consoles. Easy to order and speedy delivery.

I enjoyed this game although there was not a lot of people playing it. As I am a hardcore fan found it quite hard on core. But it was still good and the campaign is brilliant. Worth renting/buying just for that.

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

This year's Call of Duty is neither a return to Vietnam with the Black Ops series, nor a return to the fierce battlegrounds of Modern Warfare. It is also not a return to the World War II setting initially popularised by the series.

Riley the dog is a welcome addition; The multiplayer is as balanced and feature-laden as always

The single player campaign story is mostly forgettable; Game runs at 720p resolution on Xbox One

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

At this stage Call of Duty: Ghosts has been out on current-gen consoles for the better part of a week, and you've likely read a host of reviews detailing the gameplay experience on either PS3 and Xbox 360, as well as mentions of the game running on PS4. You've probably even read a PC review or two.

Devastation is the second DLC pack to get dropped into the fray for Call of Duty: Ghosts, bringing with it four ballistic new maps, a brand new level for extinction and the chance get predatory with this pack's cameo appearance from Schwarzenegger's pal of old, the dreadlocked space hunter,...

Visually impressive new MP maps; Mayday will please Extinction fans; The Predator; of course

New maps largely lacklustre and forgettable; Reskinning an old map is a blatant cash-in; Too expensive to justify a purchase for non-obsessives

Call of Duty: Ghosts has been one of the most awaited titles of its franchise, so little wonder it was the highest pre-ordered game of 2013. The first Call of Duty game was released in 2003, and from the time we played the original title we have seen developers Infinity Ward, with assistance from...