Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great deal for being two games in one. When playing it on the Xbox One S, the graphics are off-the-chart good. Recommended to play on a big TV to appreciate the details. Loading times are a bit high and first time play had to wait for quite a long time until the console loaded enough game to play.

Not being a big fan of the direction Call of duty has turned with the multiplayer the past few games they released. Due to it feeling less like Call of duty and more like Titanfall/Halo combined style multiplayer. I've kinda veered away from COD multiplayer lately, well until this game. The Infinite campaign was extremely good. The story was one of the best stories yet in the series. But I'm still not a fan of the new style multiplayer. However you also get Call of Duty Modern Warfare remastered. So for myself this is the best release COD has released on the XboxOne/PS4. Nothing like going back down memory lane on Modern Warfare playing countless hours of multiplayer again. I highly recommend purchasing this copy that has both games on it. So you can enjoy both great campaigns plus Modern Warfare multiplayer. But if you enjoy the new style multiplayer as well, then this will really be the game to get. Honestly I would have bought it for the remastered Modern Warfare only. But the campaign on Infinite being so good, it really made this a must have game to play. I actually own over 6000 video games and play games 7 days a week. So for this to get my attention enough to write this review they must have done more than a few things right this time. I hope they continue to add a classic with the new games if they are going to continue with this style multiplayer. I really think it would bring many of the original fans back that made them what they are today. Hope this review helps and you enjoy this game as much as I have.

First off, I enjoyed the campaign more than I expected I would. For me, a good story is as important as good gameplay even in a FPS. Lately I think the franchise has suffered in this department, never quite living up to the rich story line of the Modern Warfare trilogy. Infinite Warfare was (for me) no exception to this. The story was not the best but it was better than the story in Advanced Warfare. (IMHO). The gameplay was solid and the locations for many of the missions were very cool and well thought out. The addition of dog-fighting in space and zero G combat missions was also very cool. Personally I shy away from the massive online multiplayer. Lag, cheaters and those who are frankly superior to me in reflexes make that sort of game not particularly fun to me. Just running around shooting without the context of a great story doesn't have much appeal to me unless of course you are shooting zombies. I was going to give this game five stars but like many others I have talked to, I suffer from a game glitch that doesn't seem to have a practical work around. When you install the game off the disc but have to get updates online and you use a wireless network connection, there is a widespread "glitch" that prevents the Zombie module from loading. Like others, I have questioned Infinity Ward and Microsoft about this issue but never got a response. In fairness I have not hovered over the pages waiting for someone to have a solution but I throw it out there. To close out, the game play is the same first rate weapon/movement/action mechanics I have come to expect from CoD and Infinity Ward and while the story is not the best in their catalogue it is nowhere near the worst. I think most will enjoy this title a lot.

I got bored one day and saw Amazon offering a 3 game pack of COD: Ghosts, Advanced Warfare, and Infinite Warfare. I thought I’d see what the fuss was about and bought all three. I don’t bother with multiplayer; each to their own, but I barely have time to play for an hour or so a week, so I prefer the campaigns and stories that I can get involved with. For me, Infinite Warfare was excellent! The story is somewhat akin to Battlestar Galactica, mixed with a Halo-type gameplay (I’m early thirties, so remember the original Halo on the original Xbox). The graphics are very good, cut scenes are almost movie-like, voice acting is very good, and character movement/motion capture is also excellent. Ultimately, it’s like playing a blockbuster movie, plenty of variation on what weapons to pick for a particular mission and some air/space combat as well. It’s not massively long, but took me longer than most (because I can’t just sit for hours on end, playing Xbox), but long enough to entertain and enthral you in a story, provided you’re using a tough difficulty. You can play however you like; if you prefer run and gun, then you can try that; or, if you prefer really trying to get involved, taking cover, etc. you can do that, too. Having played Ghosts and Advanced Warfare, along with COD 4 (Modern Warfare) back in the day, I can absolutely say that Infinite Warfare is by far my favorite. I have no idea why it got slated when it was first released. For me, this was an excellent game and really hit the spot for what I was after.

Loved the campaign as usual and multiplayer gameplay has basically held true since the last game with minor tweaks and updates. This games zombies is in my opinion the best and most expansive version yet making it a complete game in its own. The reboot of the classic modern warfare is a must-have addition and takes you back to the prime of the series.

I only bought this because I wanted the remaster. I ended up liking infinite warfare as well, but mostly played the remaster. Both are good games. If you only want the remaster though, you can buy it separately now.

Had my doubts about Infinite Warfare. The campaign was actually very entertaining and fun but a little short. Multiplayer was very disappointing. Not much of an upgrade from Black Ops III and the very mediocre beta that was released prior. To me, It is a failure at best. Zombies is good with a group but you loose interest with it after some time. Modern Warfare Remastered was a breath of fresh air. It was great to play the original campaign and have a more "boots on ground" shooter for multiplayer. I would buy this combo at a cheaper price especially since you're only paying for a campaign of a new game and a remaster of a game that you've already paid $60 for 10 years ago. I paid $60 for the combo and that was still little high for my liking.

2 games in 1 . top of the line action filled military game, graphics and sound effects are awesome. my teenage sons favorite shooter game yet. multiple weapons and maps available. also lots of zombies to kill. pair this game with other online players, a large screen, quality audio and you'll be in gamer's paradise. this game is violent and has improper language so not for little kids.

I have been a Call of Duty fan for the last 10 years, when I purchased CoD 3 for the PS2. From WWII to now, a space adventure, each year CoD has been fun to play. The campaign this year is awesome, between the jackal strikes and the intriguing story line. The MP threw me off a bit, and this year's specialists are not as good as the ones from BO3. Yet, this is made up for with more customization to weapons than before, including Prototype weapons, which remind me of weapons from Destiny. Then, finally, Zombies in Spaceland. The setting of zombies in the '80s with David Hasselhoff as DJ makes the zombies mode even better than before. In addition, the park allows for varying types of interaction between rides that crush the zombies to pieces to a rollercoaster that you can ride while destroying killer clowns. Yes, killer clowns. In all, its CoD in space.

Fun game but to modern for me. Pretty much a younger person's game.

Infinite warfare is just alright in my opinion as a longtime cod player i think they kind of exhausted a lot of things and not sure how much more big changes and evolutions the game has left in it. That being said it is the same cod experience and has the same stuff that makes the game so popular, just don't expect anything new. Feels like an extension of Black Ops 3. Bought this for the remastered original...and it brought back some memories...was weird playing though after recent cod games have had exo movements and wallrunning etc. which you may find yourself trying to double jump and the such when playing the old one but you can't lol.

This game is much better than I had anticipated after reading reviews close to its release. The campaign is actually pretty interesting. The space aspect gives it a nice touch. Got to love the 80’s vibe in zombies, and the remastered Modern Warfare has been enjoyable as well.

I love the Call of Duty franchise, so when Infinite Warfare was announced I preordered it. Got it day one, played on Veteran and beat it in three days. The Campaign is amazing, they really put a lot of time and effort into this one. There are side missions which help your character and the story progress. The biggest feature is that there are no leading screens, none. You just watch the mini movie that pops up between missions and then you hop into your fighter and save the day. Must say though, the ending is kind of morbid. So watch out. They played it safe with the multiplayer, no new features, just same old run and gun. Zombies is fun, lots of ways to kill the undead. Hope to see Infinite Warfare 2 in three years.

Call of Duty has had its pro and cons in every game its made. Some people like one Production Company better than they like another. I don't care, I like both. I barely played Black Ops 3, but did not play Advanced Warfare or Ghosts, so it will be fun going back to the game again. I enjoy the storyline just as much as multiplayer. Two things that bug me about players are ones who are just getting this game for Call of Duty 4 Remastered (Which was the best for the time) or who just get this game for the multiplayer. If that's the case, waste of money and time, coming from a realist gamer. Either way this is a good game for any type of player. $80 is pretty good price. If you have MyGamersClub with Best Buy, then its $64.

I thought multiplayer would be bad, it's actually pretty fun, this game gets a too bad rep for it being fun. Zombies isn't too bad either, it's enjoyable so far. Story is cool if you're into campaign.

This game has been awesome. I liked the story, the multiplayer is fun. Sure if you just start out all you do is die but if you keep playing eventually you'll rank up. Zombies is the best. I like zombies in spaceland a lot. But I get most people are done with the jet pack stuff. Idk, I like it.

This edition comes with both Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare Remastered. Infinite Warfare's single player campaign is actually pretty good this time around and the online game play is definitely much more polished than the horrible beta. The remaster of Modern Warfare is simply a classic.

The Infinite Warfare gives you just about exactly what you would expect from a COD game, a lot of the same stuff with some cool new tweeks. If you like it, you won't be disappointed. But where this really makes its money is on the MW remake, which (come on let's be real people) is the main reason most people bought this. They did a great job remastering the original, and all the nostalgia is at full force. Had a great time getting the boys together and having some late night MW sessions like we did back in college. However, it does remind you (harshly) of some of the flaws back then (camping, camping, camping, camping, and...oh yeah....campers).

Well... after playing the game for hours, I definitely realized that it never deserved the hate. The campaign was so heart touching, and the multiplayer was fun too. Multiplayer had some new things like combat rigs that are like different factions. And each faction had their own Payload (Special Ability) and were focused on play with various different tactics. The multiplayer maps were really dope and the gameplay was really smooth. The weapons were also very fun to play with! Each and every weapon of the game was quite different from the kind of weapon Call of Duty franchise usually makes. I honestly just liked the fact that Call of Duty made games more and more futuristic...and Infinite Warfare is no doubt the most futuristic Call of Duty game.

The campaign is exactly what you would expect from a Call of Duty game and it delivers on all counts. The graphics are great on the XBOX ONE but had some screen tearing in certain areas but otherwise were very good in most of the game. The action in the beginning has a cut scene in outer space but there are also parts that take place on Earth and other planets which breaks up the gameplay nicely and introduces new tactics. The battles can either be on land or in space including the piloting of a spacecraft against enemy forces or other spacecraft. I can't speak for the co-op or multiplayer options since I have not used them at this time. The Modern Warfare Remastered game that is included as a download is excellent which looks and plays better than the original which I had played quite a number of times in the past when it was a new release.