call of duty cold war single player review

Zombies also makes a welcome return in Black Ops and the option to play split screen with your friends is excellent. There's lots of new multiplayer modes including One in the Chamber, Combat Training and Gun Game. Putting the single player campaign aside, the multiplayer aspect of Black Ops is amazing. However, the story line is not bad and the voice acting does bring the missions to life.

Enemies are predictable and rather than flank you or take shelter they seamlessly run at you to their death (or yours). You feel forced to play the missions in the way that TreyArch intended, with limited freedom to move around and try other tactics. The Single player campaign is a bit dull and predictable. So is Black Ops any good? There's been a lot of talk about the multiplayer aspect of Black Ops and this is really where the game excels. TreyArch have introduced new features such as Wager Matches, COD Points, One in the Chamber mode, Gun Game mode and Customizable attributes (to name only a few). Black Ops comes packed with new features that will make this one of the best selling games of 2010 if not for years to come. The new game comprises of the usual Single player campaign mode, multiplayer (both online and offline) and additional extras such as Zombies, new modes and exchangeable COD points. Black Ops is the 7th offering in the series and follows the success of the Modern Warfare 2 game. We assume that most of you will have heard of the Call of Duty series by now. Here, we take a closer look at the game and give our review of Call of Duty Black Ops. The wait is over and Black Ops has finally hit stores worldwide! There's been a lot of speculation, lots of leaked content and many a rumour running riot.

Call of duty cold war single player review