Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War

I have been a longtime fan of the Call of Duty series and have played almost every game in the series (except Call of Duty 3).

The next (already 17th in a row) part of the series was released on November 13, 2020. So what can we say? The plot in this part is excellent, one of the best in the series, definitely better than the plot of MW 2019. The antagonist is really excellent. The graphics are top-notch as always, the shooting is worse than in MW 2019, but better than in other parts of the series.

Zombie mode is very good.

But multiplayer is just a pain. It came out just incredibly damp, there are a lot of campers (a problem with the series), there is a bottom of the map (hello, Miami, Cartel), and visibility is also a problem. No-code - well, there are no words here. Even in MW 2019 it is m… Read full

I don’t know why some people didn’t like this part of the game, I really liked it. The graphics are excellent, the storyline is excellent. The gameplay is great as usual. The best part will undoubtedly be the MW, but the CW is also very well made. Even better than Black ops. I have never evaluated a series of games that I have been playing for a very long time based on multiplayer

Activision has been releasing a game in the Call of Duty universe every year for two decades now. This is one of the reasons why this series began to slowly fade into oblivion in the eyes of fans, because the continuation of truly legendary projects is expected from three to eight, or even more years, but why, everyone already understands that next year Another unremarkable “Kolda” will be released, which will turn out to be a typical joke, for 6-7 hours, the campaign in it will most likely be uninteresting, and it’s not worth spending several thousand for the sake of multiplayer.

Everyone also thought and continues to think about this part. I’m no exception here, and that’s why I didn’t play through this creation at release, but recently the developers of this series returned to Steam, and… Read full