Customer Ratings & Reviews

Brings back the original feel of cod. Fast game play. Amazing graphics especially on Xbox x and qled

This game brings back a ton of the old maps we grew to love back during the World at War series.

I bought this game and I am so happy of my purchase.

I love call of duty black ops 4 it it's like the others just more advanced

The the best game ever ever played on my my life's

It’s a great game in general. Multiplayer is the best in years IMO and add in the BR Blackout and Zombies and it’s one of the best out but the servers suck and the game freezes a lot so it only gets 3 stars.

One of my biggest concerns with Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 what's the fact that they were removing the campaign. However have to plan the game for the last 48 hours, I see it is not needed. The game play mechanics and upgrades over Black Ops 3 or simply amazing. There is no wall running so it's more boots on the ground and I believe that pays homage to the Call of Duty Roots more than ever. there's so many different game modes so many different game styles that you always have stuff to do. Blackout wow, think of it as she but with a smooth frame rate. This is territory that I never thought Call of Duty sink its teeth in. But it was well worth the bite. You can literally spend hundreds of hours playing black out and not get tired of it. The level design and the occlusion of former maps from previous Call of Duty's all makes up the Battle Royale gigantic landscape. There was no new mechanics to learn because it felt just like Call of Duty from the past. Even joining a squad with random people who I've never met, I still enjoyed the experience. There was no Lone Wolf tactic, we worked as a team and it showed when we receive the victory. With the inclusion of zombies that just makes something for everybody. I've never been a fan of the zombie mode, but from what I've played so far it really shines. Each character that you encounter has a little story line. That brings depth to the people that you come across with in the game mode. Call of Duty Black Ops for refreshing breath of air into the series. Can't wait for the updates and DlC the further expand my experience with the game. Thank you Treyarch and Activision for delivering once again. This game is a must buy for any first-person shooter, Call of Duty fan, or gamer that just want to have fun or competitive like myself.

It was an alright game. I didn’t play as much as I thought I would.

Otherwise, this is definitely the latest in a long line of games, and it has a ton of interesting tweaks, but also they got rid of a lot of things that could be seen as more immediately "accessible". This is definitely that sort of permanently online, collection-oriented kind of game. There's no real single player, just some expanded training tutorials for each "character", and then all the Zombies stuff. It's all super detailed and amazing, it's just that you need to play a lot to unlock a LOT of the game. Starting out, in regular multiplayer, you can only pick a "character" and from a stock set of loadouts. Each "character" comes with their 3 "abilities", which 1 of them is just a health boost, for everyone. So everyone really only has 2 unique "abilities". The more "kills" you get, the faster the base "ability" will reload, and then eventually your enhanced "ability" will be available. There's also noticeable speed differences between characters and loadouts, which has things lean a little bit like an "Overwatch" style of game, but still "Call of Duty". After 5 or 10 level-ups in regular multiplayer, you get to make your own loadouts, and then you start unlocking new weapons, and then you have to play with each weapon to unlock new attachments for it. So if you want a silencer on a pistol, you have to get a bunch of pistol "kills" first. So it forces you to use the weapons that you want to upgrade, instead of some of the previous games that just gave you blanket upgrades to unlock and attach. So it's pushing you more into the RPG style of having to train/practice in the skill that you want to be "better" at, by unlocking more features of just that skill.

Chances are that if you are looking at this page, you have already made up your mind on the Call of Duty franchise. This new game is pretty much right at home with the rest of the series. The big changes this year is that there is no single player campaign mode, and in the multiplayer mode, you have no auto healing. The loss of a solo campaign isn't heart breaking for a lot of people. Most people never touched them and bought them for their online modes. And in all honesty, "Black Ops 3" and it's campaign made no sense and confused and frustrated me the entire way through. No auto healing, however, is a big enough change to shake up how the multiplayer feels and flows. The fact that you have to take the time to slow down and heal may not seem like a big change, but is in fact a huge change. You can no longer jump into a group of enemy's, take them all out, and then while you are running up to the next group, have all your health be replaced. Now, you really do have to take a second, find some cover and heal before you can go back out there and start taking people out. Now currently, there is a lot of issues but I expect with due time they should all be fixed. But like I said, if you are already on the page for the game, you have already made up your mind on the game and don't need a silly review on the BestBuy website to help change your thought. Honestly speaking, CoD has always been a guilty pleasure to me, and it will probably stay that way for time to come. Did you like other CoD games? Yes? You should like this one.

Got this game for my sons birthday and he loves it.

bought for my son...not into these kill everything games...

This COD is excellent. With this version, it seems they learned their lesson from Ghost and other crappy versions. They brought back Nuke Town & Grind under the standard play maps too. Also can earn some of the older guns they had from prior games too... like the peacekeeper.

If you enjoyed the other COD's then go ahead and get this one. It's not their most groundbreaking work, but after 15 games they've set the bar pretty high and chances are you're just in it for the online game play. Had the game about two weeks and still like it. Online only and no campaign. No silly Halo-like wall-running or power-sliding like COD IW (up until now, I haven't seen any laser weapons). Great weapons with the normal attachments. They offer the most popular specialist classes and the most popular maps (with some new twists, of course). New and fun game modes with the popular classics. Battle Royale game mode is a knockoff of PUBG and Fortnite. Not a fan of Zombies, so cannot speak to that. So far, Black Market is very limited and Quartermaster/Contracts hasn't been pushed out, but that's normal for this soon after the release. Overall, I would recommend to those who are COD die hards.

The last Call of duty games I played (Campaign and Multiplayer) were Modern Warfare 1, 2, and 3. I decided to pick this game up for two reasons: 1. It was on sale for $29.99 and 2. I really enjoy the Blackout Game Mode (Battle Royale Mode). It's so much fun to play. Especially with a squad. The other game modes are also fun (definitely enyoing TDM 100) and each class has a unique gadget that really changes the way a match can play out. The gunplay is awesome, weapon customization is great, the maps are fun, and the character movement feels great. No longer running on walls or boosting, back to basics of just sprinting and vaulting. They did decide to keep the sliding mechanic from more resent titles, which I'm okay with. All in all, I'd recommend picking this title up if you're interested and it goes on sale.

My son loves it. He has other Call of Duty, so I wasn't sure how different it would be, but it became the favorite. (Not for young children - It is graphic.)

One of the major changes in this installment is getting rid of the single player campaign to focus solely on multiplayer. This omission does not mean that there is no story content to be had. Both Zombies and Specialist Missions have stories and cutscenes. The biggest addition this year is a Battle Royale style gameplay mode called Blackout. This plays more similar to PUBG than it does to Fortnite. In my opinion this is the most enjoyable battle royale game out there due to Call of Duty's top notch shooting mechanics and level design. If you're into the base building mechanics of Fortnite, you will find that missing here. Overall, I think this is a streamlined and modern take on Call of Duty and one of the franchise's best installments.

Such a great and fun game to play it had been awhile since I’d played Xbox and this was enjoyable, your characters have their own specific special abilities once charged up they can use which is also pretty cool and they add stuff to the game over time as well

Boots on the ground! I love this aspect...except in the Blackout mode, which is the shining star. Jumping in the Battle Royale genre with this polished, exciting entry. The flight into the action is smooth and fast, tight gun play. Inventory management is my only gripe. Zombies is back and better than what was included in WWII. Great maps, interesting dialogue, fun characters, and plenty of great gameplay mechanics. 3 zombies maps included with launch! Multiplayer is fast paced but not the most enticing part of the game. Boots on the ground, but still more fast paced. I miss "War" mode from WWII, but still a decent experience. The special moves can be a tad annoying, but that's comes with the Black Ops territory.

Don't let the title of my review scare you away but the developers did show some real gall by omitting the campaign from this years outing. At first I was a little taken aback as I have always bought and enjoyed COD for their exciting campaigns along with all of the multiplayer goodness. That being said, they replaced the campaign with Blackout which is their take on the battle royale genre. I was skepitical at first but played the beta and was instantly hooked. I can see myself putting a lot of hours into this game and mode in particular. Good stuff Treyarch!