Activision’s shooter bounces back with a potent campaign and compelling DMZ mode, but does the multiplayer land with the same impact?
Call Of Duty games, after over 20 years of annual instalments, have reached an equilibrium in terms of expectations. The highly polished gunplay is the biggest draw, but it’s supported by a vast multiplayer suite, maps which range from forgettable to classics, rotating spin-off modes like Zombies, and in recent years inexcusable AI art that makes a ...


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