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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare delivers three unique game modes: Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies. Campaign is a return to the gritty, military roots of the franchise, while boldly looking ahead, delivering a rich and engaging narrative that is unlike anything to date in a Call of Duty game. The player will embark on a classically-styled story ab...
Details
- Released
- November 4, 2016
- Developer
- Infinity Ward
- Publisher
- Activision
How it plays
Up to 4 players
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Infinite Warfare's multiplayer may lack new ideas, but it's still first-rate, and its stunning sci-fi campaign is Call of Duty's best in years.
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is easily the best entry into the series in a long time. While I'm not a huge fan of zombies, the campaign is easily my favorite Call of Duty has had to offer while the multiplayer is still a blast. If you want a lot of bang for your buck, Infinite Warfare has a ton to offer
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will immerse players in a war story that, for the first time in franchise history, extends beyond the reaches of Earth into the vast expanse of our solar system.
The Call of Duty franchise continues its inexorable forward march with a surprisingly deep single-player campaign and an addicting multiplayer that is only slightly tarnished by microtransactions and networking issues.
What an incredible year for first-person shooters. DOOM kicked off 2016 with style, and games like Shadow Warrior 2, Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 have continued a trend of shockingly great singleplayer campaigns. In the midst of this old school return to form, Call of Duty’s Infinity Ward, the studio that changed online multiplayer have brought us Infinite Warfare, a spacefaring sci-fi shooter that gets more things right than it does wrong.
Yet, it's still awesome, and I personally hope to see a sequel in the future. We never got a Wing Commander VI, but I'd be very glad to play an Infinite Warfare 2.
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is the first product of Activision’s new three-year production cycle on Call of Duty titles, and the extra time taken on it shows. While Infinity Ward might have played it a little too safe when it came to the competitive multiplayer mode, the improvements in the single-player campaign and Call of Duty: Zombies are substantial. The single-player campaign, in particular, hooked me, and I hope that future campaigns in the Call of Duty universe get the same care.
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is a mess. There is fun to be had but there it really feels like Infinity Ward really had no idea what direction they wanted to take the series in. Space battles are fun, the campaign missions are fun and the new Zombies mode is a blast, but everything else is just so mediocre that it really brings down the experience.
Even though Zombies in Spaceland and multiplayer are just more of the same, as a whole, it's hard to find an FPS on the market as fully-featured as Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. The campaign is the surprise highlight, with heart-pounding action, jaw-dropping graphics, and fresh ideas for the series, making it worth checking out even for those disappointed by its sci-fi themes.
Those looking to jump right back into a tight, predictable multiplayer experience will find exactly that with Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. A lack of focus overall puts this year’s outing in the driver’s seat over the shark, but Zombies and some saving graces in the campaign keep this from being a total loss.
A stifling campaign and under-populated multiplayer fail to reinvigorate CoD.
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is beyond odd. Two-third of the experience is pretty good, the remaining one-third leaves much left to be desired. The next Call of Duty should focus more on adding gameplay onto the multiplayer, in my opinion. It is the meat of the game, and is the reason why a lot of people play the series. I strongly believe that most of the players just play either multiplayer or zombies, and don’t really give much attention to the campaign. Whichever developer’s next in line, please, just… don’t let us down, even if you already did tons of times.