Call of Duty: Ghosts

 Xbox One
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4.5

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 766 Ratings

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  1. Hellbender45
    Nov 18, 2013
    4
    They claim it is next-gen yet it isn't much different from the first Modern Warfare.The singleplayer story is okay as usual but the MP doesn't add anything new to the FPS genre and the dogs are unnecessary.Just the annual cash grab I guess.It's almost worth it for the new zombie mode co-op if you want to have fun with a friend or 2.
  2. Mando44646
    Nov 19, 2013
    2
    This game still runs on the CoD4 engine and is nothing but a reskin with a half assed campaign as always. Avoid it and get a better next gen game for your money
  3. eosiodfnmoifne
    Nov 19, 2013
    0
    It's the same damn game every single year. Crowded tiny maps. No recoil. 3-4 hits to kill. Melee is stronger than bullets (one hit knife kill). Ridiculous campaign that belongs in a cheesy movie. LAST GEN graphics. This game attracts braindead teenagers, lonely old men, and miserable men who neglect their families.
  4. MediaFreak
    Dec 12, 2013
    6
    A true launch title, clearly just a port of the 360 version. The graphics look last gen compared to the other launch games and the gameplay is the same as always. COD has been getting stale for years now, and this edition is no exception.

    If you loved the last game and just wanted more then you'll most likely love this one too. If you got bored of COD a long time ago, now is still not    A true launch title, clearly just a port of the 360 version. The graphics look last gen compared to the other launch games and the gameplay is the same as always. COD has been getting stale for years now, and this edition is no exception.

    If you loved the last game and just wanted more then you'll most likely love this one too. If you got bored of COD a long time ago, now is still not the time to return to it.    … Expand
  5. mattryan49
    Feb 25, 2014
    9
    call of duty continuous to do what it does best with Ghosts and that is to release a Blockbuster thriller of a single player, a fun crazy co-op mode and a ridiculous arena styled multiplayer. All of these elements this year to me were very top notch. i loved the single player and i cannot wait for Ghosts 2, the multiplayer to me felt kinda fresh this time around i cant put my finger on itcall of duty continuous to do what it does best with Ghosts and that is to release a Blockbuster thriller of a single player, a fun crazy co-op mode and a ridiculous arena styled multiplayer. All of these elements this year to me were very top notch. i loved the single player and i cannot wait for Ghosts 2, the multiplayer to me felt kinda fresh this time around i cant put my finger on it because the only noticeable difference to me is that its become even easier to die. and the New extinction mode is a great new idea to replace the worn out zombie mode. So many people complain about call of duty's graphics compared to battlefield 4. well heres the thing i was delightfully surprised by COD's graphics and disappointed by battlefields. Not saying COD had better but i was expecting less from COD and the world from battlefield and when battlefield couldn't meet the task it was disappointing and when you are in space on call of duty its absolutely beautiful. Because call of duty is such a well rounded game this year I'm giving it a 9/10 no its not perfect but i enjoyed all parts of it where in battlefield the multiplayer wasn't perfect and the single player was far far from it.… Expand
  6. VanillaSkyNY
    Nov 27, 2013
    6
    Without question the reason I'm back into gaming on the next generation of consoles. Did it live up to the hype? Yes and no. Multilayer... silky smooth graphics and 60 fps does go down ever so well. Decent maps, invariably there are a couple of stinkers, Siege in particular, but also a few beauties like Octane. I think the character customisation was over played here, somewhatWithout question the reason I'm back into gaming on the next generation of consoles. Did it live up to the hype? Yes and no. Multilayer... silky smooth graphics and 60 fps does go down ever so well. Decent maps, invariably there are a couple of stinkers, Siege in particular, but also a few beauties like Octane. I think the character customisation was over played here, somewhat disappointed by it with limited options especially in the early stages. No theatre mode is also a thumbs down. Ranking up also takes forever and a day and is a little frustrating too. The graphics are great, but by no means the best of the best. Best call of duty ever? No. But saying that, this game has been beaten up badly by reviewers and this is undeserved. Don't expect to stay alive very long until you have your wits about you, without question the quickest time to die from the last 4 COD's in Multilayer. Spawning is a bit all over the place at times too.

    One of the biggest and most noticable improvements is that I have expereinced almost no lag and I don't think I've ever had trouble getting into a lobby once, which cannot be said of my BF4 experience so far. The pick ten system is back and does seem to work really well. Nicely balance and nothing is extremely overpowered in my opinion but there certainly some guns that handle better than others. The field orders offer a nice little twist to game play however these devil-some blue briefcases are somewhat watched by the casual camper or sniper so are fraught with danger in collection them on occasion. The stand out diamond in the crown is the map Stonehaven, it looks amazing, however in terms of playing it is sometimes becomes a needle in the haystack looking for someone to kill or being frustratingly being sniped from the back of beyond. The game play itself is incredibly smooth and beautiful to play. It really is great.

    There is work to be done here though, this game has brought little to none innovation if you dismiss squads and extinction. But having said all of this, it's a must have purchase for the FPS genre.    … Expand
  7. baktor
    Nov 30, 2013
    6
    The campaign is short and has a new story that is interesting. The multiplayer runs smooth and joins games quickly. It doesn't really have much new to it. It feels more like the Black Ops weapon buying. The game seems to have stopped in visual enhancement and doesn't quite feel next gen. Extinction mode is pretty straightforward and interesting, but repetitive. It would be a 7 andThe campaign is short and has a new story that is interesting. The multiplayer runs smooth and joins games quickly. It doesn't really have much new to it. It feels more like the Black Ops weapon buying. The game seems to have stopped in visual enhancement and doesn't quite feel next gen. Extinction mode is pretty straightforward and interesting, but repetitive. It would be a 7 and completely playable game is if didn't feel like it looked worse than Black Ops 2.… Expand
  8. DsW
    Dec 24, 2013
    6
    It's such a shame, such a waste. I have been a fan of CoD since #2 and have loved the series and if i have to say i prefer the games of Infinity Ward, which is why this latest game is a little disappointing.

    It offers a lot to do with the campaign, multiplayer, squads and extinction as well as a horde of game modes within each hub. The graphics are good and the new player animations are    It's such a shame, such a waste. I have been a fan of CoD since #2 and have loved the series and if i have to say i prefer the games of Infinity Ward, which is why this latest game is a little disappointing.

    It offers a lot to do with the campaign, multiplayer, squads and extinction as well as a horde of game modes within each hub. The graphics are good and the new player animations are great. I like the new weapons and i love the new create a soldier. The fact that they allowed gender to be picked by the user is a thumb up to the often overlooked female gamer too.

    The game runs smooth as silk on the Xbox one with no noticeable lag or framerate issues. Just to note that i have played the 360 version which suffered both of those issues among others.

    But as we all know the CoD series is primarily focused on multiplayer, a mode which is usually done so well. I mean a few people grabbing guns, running around a map and knocking the snot out of each other, how bad could that be messed with? Apparently pretty bad; most maps are oversized for a 6-6 battle, making you lost and lonely for the entirety or simple sniper fodder. Some of the killstreaks are overpowered (dogs anyone?) but the single biggest error, the biggest gamebreaker is the spawning. To die in multiplayer and respawn on the opposite side of the map from your allies with enemy guns already tracking you is not fun nor is having an enemy you (or anyone else for that matter) just vanquished spawn behind you. Its made especially worse if both problems happen together and they will. Repeatedly.

    I want to love this game and with a little more polish and thought from IW, it could be salvaged. Its still addictive enough to play but frustrating enough to break controllers and make live party friends deaf. All in all underwhelming.    … Expand
  9. Zach947
    Feb 22, 2014
    8
    One of the more enjoyable games out for the xbox one with lasting appeal, Call of Duty Ghosts is what you expect. Its a fast paced run and gun type shooter with one of the most addictive multiplayers in the gaming industry. People giving this game a '0' or below a 4 or 5 is ridiculous. I understand that CoD has not innovated the game in awhile, but it is still one of the more funOne of the more enjoyable games out for the xbox one with lasting appeal, Call of Duty Ghosts is what you expect. Its a fast paced run and gun type shooter with one of the most addictive multiplayers in the gaming industry. People giving this game a '0' or below a 4 or 5 is ridiculous. I understand that CoD has not innovated the game in awhile, but it is still one of the more fun multiplayer games. As far as the story mode goes, its a good play through, but can be completed in just a few hours. I can tell that not much focus was on the story mode, and that is just a trend that is happening with big name shooters today. If you like any previous Call of Duty game you will enjoy this one, and i recommend giving it a try.… Expand
  10. hosseinbrusli
    Mar 13, 2014
    10
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  11. Chicken_Curry
    Apr 8, 2014
    10
    best Game Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  12. WhiteTieReview
    Aug 22, 2014
    8
    Call of Duty Ghosts is the cookie cutter first person shooter that has always been around. The game has a deep story that could provide continuing years of sequels. The answer to the ever so popular zombies mode in Treyarch games is the new Extinction mode, which you fight different types aliens. The story and Extinction help the game, but the multiplayer is weak. The multiplayer feltCall of Duty Ghosts is the cookie cutter first person shooter that has always been around. The game has a deep story that could provide continuing years of sequels. The answer to the ever so popular zombies mode in Treyarch games is the new Extinction mode, which you fight different types aliens. The story and Extinction help the game, but the multiplayer is weak. The multiplayer felt rushed. There were holes in development with exceptions of online modes, and customizations for players. They added perks which was nice, but lacked in the killstreak department.… Expand
  13. TheDXDan
    Feb 25, 2015
    6
    Not A Very good game,This Game did not bring anything new to the table but instead gave us dull graphics,boring story and half decent multiplayer, I would not recommend this game
  14. Agentbb007
    Jan 22, 2014
    10
    I love the CoD series and this one does not disappoint. The addition of the dog is a great. The campaign story was very interesting and I was genuinely interested in how it would end.Multiplayer is great as usual and the gameplay is super smooth. If you love first person shooters you will love CoD.
  15. JamesDeLuca
    Feb 4, 2014
    8
    FPS done right. The shooting mechanics are so fluent. The campaign is exciting and investing. Call of duty does it right. For me this is a major step up from black-ops 2. This is the best shooter available for Xbox one, today.
  16. script_error
    Dec 26, 2013
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. There are a ton of trolls out there.. it's ridiculous!

    The campaign is actually pretty decent. It's very much like every other COD game out there, play through the campaign once on Veteran to get the full experience and challenge, then go back on Recruit to get the special achievements. On veteran, this was actually much easier than previous COD games. Why? Because the GRAPHICS are so much better on next-gen that you can actually see those hidden enemies that are blasting you away. I know what you're thinking, native 1080p res, blah blah blah. Just shut up and acknowledge that the game looks better than it ever has, and stop trying to nitpick. A solid experience you'd expect from COD.

    The multiplayer is more of the same, except now it's a strange combination of using a point system (squad points) and leveling up to unlock some things' availability. Personally, I bought it for multiplayer like most people, but I don't have any intention of putting the same time into it (since I'm not in college anymore lol). I just wanted a game to pick up casually when I actually have time, and this is perfect for that.

    Squads is a actually a cool feature, but a bit hokey in my opinion. You can play your squad members in multiplayer to level them up and while playing squads, the higher level members actually do perform better in terms of kills, not running up the middle, etc. So basically, the AI is ranked along with the character rank. Cool, yes, but I don't expect to spend much time here.

    Extinction is the best game mode on here. I had a lot of fun with it. Much like zombies, but not as confusing and impossible to figure out how to beat (without the internet!). The only problem is that it's very much based on teamwork, and it gets MUCH more challenging as you level up. I only came close to beating it twice (died trying to escape!) and now I'm "prestige" so the likelihood of finding a skilled team is so low, I'm afraid I just won't ever see the ending. I have juggled with the idea of buying the season pass just for the new extinction games.

    Overall, exactly what you're expecting from next-gen COD. Is the franchise getting stale? Yes, Is it still fun? Yes. For now. Which is why I still recommend it with an 8/10.    … Expand
  17. mrolivator
    Dec 31, 2013
    10
    I do not think that this game deserves a 10, but I need to balance it out. This game is Call Of Duty, if you liked the other games, you'll like Ghosts. If you didn't like the other games, shut your whore mouth and go complain to EA about the same old Madden, the same old Fifa, or complain to 2K about the same old NBA.
  18. sointex
    Feb 8, 2014
    9
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The internet has a metaphorical stick up its butt when it comes to COD, but hating on this game, Ghosts, because it's part of a series (one of the most successful) is illogical. I don't understand how a gamer could rate this game below a 6 if they are honest and unbiased with themselves and the game itself.

    Campaign: The campaign, although relatively formulaic, linear, and standard for an FPS, was entertaining, thrilling, and at moments breath-taking. I know that sounds like hyperbole, but Infinity-Ward delivered in some key moments. *SPOILERS AHEAD* There were several memorable parts where I was legitimately surprised at what was happening on screen, most notably was the level where you're in a city in a valley and a dam is destroyed to flood you out. You can watch the missiles hit the dam, destroy it over a mile away and watch the water rush into the city towards you, if you don't move off the main street, you can literally watch the water approach until you get washed away. Later in the level you are crouching below the surface of a flooded city and stealth killing soldiers from underneath. The stealth mission inside the Federation capital is also awesome. And the KEM strikes which decimate LA in the first mission were also pretty jaw-dropping.

    Multi-player: If you don't enjoy twitch-reaction arcade shooters, then this game isn't for you. But as far as twitch-reaction shooters go, this is the best one out there. The game is fair and very well-balanced. There is a counter for every single set up. Is the other team running 4 snipers? There's a whole new class of semi-auto weapons "Marksman Rifles" that have quicker ADS (Aim Down Sight) times and higher rates of fire than snipers, which if used correctly, can flush snipers out of any area. The Support kill-streak reward system allows for beginners to play a more supportive/conservative role and yet still offer significant benefits to your team in any gametype because your streak persists after death.

    The maps are generally larger than COD maps have been in the past, especially Black Ops 2. This is opens up the field of loadouts that you see people running. AR's are the "go-to" guns, but they can be out-classed by SMG's, if the SMG's stick to corners and stay out of long sight lines, and snipers and marksman rifles, if you stay at range and hold down choke points and critical regions of the maps. Shotguns seem to be serve few functions except on the smaller maps, (which I personally have no problem with). The spawn logic also seems to have a few issues. You may notice getting killed and then spawning very near to the player who just killed you.

    Overall, the game is very fair and balanced, and rewards teamwork and communication very well, as it should. You might see a person "go-off" in a TDM game and think Ghosts and COD is all lone-wolf, but that is definitely not the case.

    Graphics: The graphics are excellent (I've played the 360 and Xbone versions). The detail and design in the levels is superb, and the lighting effects in the Xbone version are awesome. The surfaces and textures do not react to light as well as would be liked, but they are still visually appealing. It's not the best looking game, and I was never jaw-droppingly "wow-ed" at the graphics, but I still consider them excellent. The visuals are overall, very consistent, and therefore allow you to "get into" the game world and almost never lose immersion.    … Expand
  19. SchroederRock
    Nov 19, 2013
    7
    Call of Duty has become a bit of a stale franchise, and it was with Ghosts that the typicality of the series would be altered and the franchise brought into new territory. Unfortunately, Ghosts does little, if anything, to come off as a fresh reboot for the CoD franchise. It is basically Modern Warfare 3 with a somewhat better graphics engine. Still, with every "been there, done that"Call of Duty has become a bit of a stale franchise, and it was with Ghosts that the typicality of the series would be altered and the franchise brought into new territory. Unfortunately, Ghosts does little, if anything, to come off as a fresh reboot for the CoD franchise. It is basically Modern Warfare 3 with a somewhat better graphics engine. Still, with every "been there, done that" moment you'll find, there's the unshakable notion that this is the Call of Duty that we've known for years reaching its absolute peak. The multiplayer is perhaps the most balanced and well thought out of the franchise. The levels are some of the best, and largest in number & variety, ever conceived. The customization is so much deeper than ever before. However, as a launch title for all next-generation platforms, Call of Duty doesn't really earn the moniker "next-gen". As Infinity Ward's Executive Producer Mark Rubin let on to in a recent interview, the true next-gen CoD experience is still to come. Lets hope that Ghosts is the pinnacle of what was and that what is to come is every bit as glorious as CoD4: Modern Warfare was when it hit our now previous-generation consoles.… Expand
  20. Temperance10
    Nov 22, 2013
    5
    This game excellent for those who hate change. If you enjoyed literally any other Call of Duty game in the past you will find something to like about this one.

    But if you're looking for something innovative, progressive, or creative I'd look elsewhere.
  21. frayne182
    Nov 25, 2013
    8
    MP remains the same which most love, but some hate. It adds a new level of customization that many find confusing at first. The MP is filled with the usual. Maps are to big, spawn points are bad, etc. That should get patched and fixed down the road, but we will see.

    Single player was more fun then I thought. I initially read reviews of how the single player story was terrible, but I did    MP remains the same which most love, but some hate. It adds a new level of customization that many find confusing at first. The MP is filled with the usual. Maps are to big, spawn points are bad, etc. That should get patched and fixed down the road, but we will see.

    Single player was more fun then I thought. I initially read reviews of how the single player story was terrible, but I did enjoy it and looks pretty good on the Xbox One. The story has some cheesy moments, but it still is interesting enough to make you keep playing. It also mixes up the game types. At one point you are in space having a fire fight. Another you are scuba diving and being stealthy. Works well and keeps you interested.

    I give it an 8 out of 10 because the story is fun, but the MP needs some work.    … Expand
  22. Pmass3129
    Nov 30, 2013
    5
    Meh, nothing new from the xbox 360 version. Pretty pointless buy for your xbox one. Not a bad game, but you know what you're getting with COD. I doubt these reviews even matter for 90% of COD players. If it was a life or death decision between this and BF4 on the xbox one, I would take BF4 ten times out of ten.
  23. mtlscream
    Dec 5, 2013
    8
    As other mentioned before, COD: Ghosts is not original at all! But it's still a fun game to play! I've seen so many news about the PS4 and Xbox One graphics… Well, unless you're playing both version side-by-side, the Xbox One looks amazing and very smooth:) Solo campaign is a little short but still… while waiting for other shooter on the Xbox One, COD is the game!
  24. Ordish
    Nov 27, 2013
    9
    I was wary of getting this game having been totally disappointed with MW3. However, after playing it since release day, I can honestly say this is a very good game even compared to older games in the franchise. Let me say up front that I find the maps to be a little too chaotic and big for the size of the teams but that is where my negatives end. Overall, the mechanics of the game are whatI was wary of getting this game having been totally disappointed with MW3. However, after playing it since release day, I can honestly say this is a very good game even compared to older games in the franchise. Let me say up front that I find the maps to be a little too chaotic and big for the size of the teams but that is where my negatives end. Overall, the mechanics of the game are what you expect from COD. The addition of clan wars and squads bring something for every type of player and skill base. Extinction is very well done and a refreshing change from zombies. Don't get me wrong, I loved zombies but the theme is getting kind of old. If not for the maps, I would have easily given this a 10.… Expand
  25. SMcNu715
    Nov 26, 2013
    8
    Ok people, let's get a few facts straight here:

    1. This is a last gen game, running on a last gen engine, on a next gen console. That being sad, it looks damn near close to the 360 version, just with better gun and character models and more fancy effects. 2. This game runs at 720p upscaled to 1080p. If you looked at two of the same TV's, running both at the same time, you won't be    Ok people, let's get a few facts straight here:

    1. This is a last gen game, running on a last gen engine, on a next gen console. That being sad, it looks damn near close to the 360 version, just with better gun and character models and more fancy effects.

    2. This game runs at 720p upscaled to 1080p. If you looked at two of the same TV's, running both at the same time, you won't be able to tell the difference.

    3. This game runs flawlessly, don't let other people tell you otherwise.

    4. This is Duty, if you love Duty, you'll love this game. If you don't, you won't.

    It really is that simple. Clearly, I like Duty.    … Expand
  26. Tigerstripe612
    Dec 18, 2013
    9
    One of the best COD's ever! I was pretty upset when the 360 version was first released due to the cheesy sound, character visuals and missing fan favorite game modes, but have a much better opinion of the Xbox One version.

    The graphics are sick, sounds are great, dedicated servers (never get dumped from a multiplayer game) and plenty of weapon and character customization options. If you    One of the best COD's ever! I was pretty upset when the 360 version was first released due to the cheesy sound, character visuals and missing fan favorite game modes, but have a much better opinion of the Xbox One version.

    The graphics are sick, sounds are great, dedicated servers (never get dumped from a multiplayer game) and plenty of weapon and character customization options. If you like the COD series, this is a must own and I must say, I'm a pretty tough critic!

    Only reason why I didn't give them a 10 is due to the fact that Demolition and Headquarters wasn't included in the multiplayer game modes- shame on Infinity Ward/Activision for that critical mistake.    … Expand
  27. kingraven24
    Nov 24, 2013
    7
    As much as I hate to say it, because I've been super frustrated with Black Ops 2, but Call of Duty: Ghosts isn't half bad. It's nothing new and does almost nothing more on the Xbox One compared to its "lesser" Xbox 360 sibling, but it still manages to be a better Call of Duty than I thought it would be. It's clear that Infinity Ward is a bit lost on where to take this game. It offers noAs much as I hate to say it, because I've been super frustrated with Black Ops 2, but Call of Duty: Ghosts isn't half bad. It's nothing new and does almost nothing more on the Xbox One compared to its "lesser" Xbox 360 sibling, but it still manages to be a better Call of Duty than I thought it would be. It's clear that Infinity Ward is a bit lost on where to take this game. It offers no increase in scale, no new vehicular combat, an obviously-dated graphics engine that barely offers HD content (in 720p), inconsistent connectivity (at times anyways), and another campaign and story that try to be big and apocalyptic yet feel a bit ho-hum. Lets face it, Modern Warfare and MW2 were the pinnacle of Call of Duty. Since then, it's been the same game trading releases between two development studios. Perhaps it's time to get some fresh blood in the house. I heard that this game was a bit rushed and that IW didn't have time to properly drop a next-gen title for launch. If that's so, there may be hope for this franchise. Ghosts can be fun, but it only stands out at all amidst a group of new games on a new console because it feels familiar when other titles can be a bit foreign or jarring at times. You might actually like this game, but no guarantees.… Expand
  28. DaveyBinkers
    Nov 28, 2013
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I'm sad to say that COD has completely run it's course. This iteration is so poorly done on so many levels. The campaign is laughable and unimaginative. The multiplayer is the same warmed over, regurgitated garbage Activision has been selling for years.
    Mechanically, the game is next to broken. The lag is enough to make you throw your controller and the map design is awful.
    It disappoints graphically as well. This game certainly doesn't have a next-gen look or feel.

    In my opinion, you should save your $60 unless you simply can't live one year without your call of duty fix.    … Expand
  29. ChunkYCh33s3
    Nov 22, 2013
    8
    PEOPLE!!! why are you hating so much on this game? Yes its not a brilliant game but its not a bad one. Its hard to see where Call Of Duty goes from here.

    Campaign- Bo2 campiagn was very good. The COD ghosts campaign is combines some epic moments with good storytelling. The campaign is very replayable. Its not a brilliant campiagn either. It is quite predictable but fun to play.    PEOPLE!!! why are you hating so much on this game? Yes its not a brilliant game but its not a bad one. Its hard to see where Call Of Duty goes from here.

    Campaign- Bo2 campiagn was very good. The COD ghosts campaign is combines some epic moments with good storytelling. The campaign is very replayable. Its not a brilliant campiagn either. It is quite predictable but fun to play.

    Multiplayer- The core of COD. Adds nothing new in all honesty, its fun to play and IW have stuck to the "dont fix whats broken" method. Graphics are very good.

    If you are a COD veteran this is nothing new.    … Expand
  30. legoman775
    Jan 4, 2014
    8
    before i even start reviewing over 80% of the negative people that reviewed this are trolls and Battlefield lovers that hate COD games but anyways this game is a lotbetter than the other COD games it's multiplayer is a lot better than it normally is and Campaign seems a little better than normal however i'm still unsure weather i like or dislike the the aliens mode it's really wierd whenbefore i even start reviewing over 80% of the negative people that reviewed this are trolls and Battlefield lovers that hate COD games but anyways this game is a lotbetter than the other COD games it's multiplayer is a lot better than it normally is and Campaign seems a little better than normal however i'm still unsure weather i like or dislike the the aliens mode it's really wierd when you first play it but after a while it is actually a lot of fun to play with your friends still would have liked zombies but this is still ok so i'm going to give this a 8/10 because i really enjoyed this game it's a lot of fun and worth the money on next gen consols BUY IT… Expand
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 7 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 7
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 7
  3. Negative: 0 out of 7
  1. Games Master UK
    Dec 19, 2013
    78
    Brave in places, safe in others, Ghosts will delight fans but won't sway anyone with doubts. [Jan 2014, p.74]
  2. Meristation
    Nov 13, 2013
    75
    Infinity Ward has lost capacity, it's out of ideas. Call of Duty: Ghosts is the same blast of scripts in single-player and the conventional formula in multiplayer. That's all. Fun and addictive as always, this game is silent in your Call of Duty collection, it leaves no trace.
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  3. AusGamers
    Nov 12, 2013
    69
    Call of Duty: Ghosts is a mess of a game. That’s not to say that it’s nonfunctional or bad to play, rather, it loses sight of its core principles and eschews an amazing opportunity with the advent of our transition to next-gen, as well as being the first true IW CoD sans Zampella and West, through poorly constructed (and utilised) tech, half-assed delivery of modes and a single-player campaign that sets the series back more than a few years.
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