Despite my many complaints, I still think it’s easy to get 100+ hours out of this game. For me, that earns the $60 price tag. The campaign is a guaranteed 5-6 hours of visually-satisfying chaos, which may deserve a replay on the hardest difficulty.

Overhauled visual and sound design; Guns feel incredible; Campaign production value and pacing; 2v2 Gunfight is fantastic; Cross-progression and optional cross-play; Free maps and additional DLC; Easy to have fun for 100+ hours.

Shocking campaign loses edge; Co-op is unpolished and not what is expected from "Spec Ops.", Multiplayer encourages camping playstyle, while punishing aggression; Demands refinement with patches or the potential sequel.

Modern Warfare is the most astounding Call of Duty I've played since World at War. But they haven't gone as far they could, in the campaign especially. The multiplayer is outstanding, as always, with the slightest modifications eking out big results.

It's a great game. Single, multi, Co-op modes. Absolutely fantastic

While it can’t have the same level of impact as the original MW, this reboot strikes hard with an intense and dark campaign, a great co-op mode and a decent multiplayer. Multiplayer may have played it a bit safe, but overall it’s a good return to form for a series that has had mixed entries over the...

Although not quite the return to greatness that many fans were hoping for, this reboot of the Modern Warfare series manages to hold its own against the glut of online shooters currently available and offers enough tweaks and revisions to the core gameplay to justify dipping into yet another annual...

A passable entry in the long-running series, the latest Modern Warfare is polished but lacks creativity. It’s certainly more of the same as a return to a once-beloved sub-series. Sadly, it fails to invigorate and impress on the same level as the groundbreaking Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare .

GameCentral reviews the entirety of Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare, including the multiplayer, Spec Ops, and story campaign.

A mountain of content bound together by Call Of Duty's typically excellent gunplay and map design; Gunfight and Ground War are both welcome additions and the graphics are very impressive

The campaign doesn't have the narrative courage to finish what it starts; Multiplayer has few genuinely new features and low TTK can be a problem; Special Ops is super hard and not much fun

If we look at the array of most recent releases from the franchise – such as last year’s Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 , we had been inundated with crazy jumps, awful weapons and some fad-style game modes. We had also lost the campaign or just been presented with an awful campaign.

Call of Duty is undeniably a piece of propaganda fiction that glamorises and bolsters the image of war, as well as the perspective and ‘righteousness' of western forces. That said, the campaign of this reboot of Modern Warfare tries heavy handedly, and at times problematically, to more fully and...

+ Complex storytelling; + Varied and impactful gameplay; + Polished and diverse multiplayer

- Heavy handedness; - Ethically inconsistent; - Spec Ops under-served

Before I purchased this game, I was reading and seeing very poor reviews about this game, which made me slightly hesitant in buying it. I'm so glad I did though! You need to experience it for yourself and make your own mind up about it. It seems to be one of those love it or hate it games.