Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Reviews
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Modern Warfare 4 is the best Call of Duty since Black Ops 2, with a blockbuster campaign, endlessly fun multiplayer, and solid DMZ mode.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 delivers across the board with its excellent campaign, strong multiplayer, and exhilarating DMZ modes.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 doesn't just offer the best extraction shooter with DMZ, but also the best first-person shooter this console generation.
Modern Warfare 4 is a can’t-miss entry in the franchise, and a near total package. This is why you play Call of Duty.
This year, the Call of Duty brand returned to Infinity Ward again, and as usual, they delivered a very decent part, ending the current story of the Modern Warfare sub-series.
Find out if Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is worth playing, with a closer look at its story campaign, revamped DMZ extraction mode, tactical multiplayer, gunplay, visuals, and the issues holding it back.
As a package, Modern Warfare 4 is unarguably the best Call of Duty has been in some time.
Modern Warfare 4 is gritty, explicit and one of the most mature Call of Duty titles there’s ever been. The camera does not shy away from the savagery you commit in this vengeful, globe-trotting, action romp. Cinematic, vicious and true to the Modern Warfare story, MW4 is one of the best shooter campaigns in years, and the best Call of Duty campaign in a decade.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is an exceptional finale to an uneven series. Its return to brutal, linear action and resolute storytelling makes it one of the best Call of Duty
Is there another video game series as synonymous with triple-A as Call of Duty? Every year I’m simultaneously fascinated by its bottomless budget and bored of
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Infinity Ward bring their best in all modes to conclude the Modern Warfare reboot quadrilogy in epic fashion! Our complete Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Review.
CoD: Modern Warfare 4 is a genuinely stellar entry in the franchise, with more than enough content for any kind of player.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 delivers a satisfying campaign ending, a great evolution of DMZ, and fun multiplayer. There are missed opportunities, but…
With a strong campaign, a standout DMZ mode, and familiar competitive multiplayer, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is arguably the most compelling entry in years.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 drags the reboot saga to the Korean Peninsula and delivers the best campaign the series has ever produced, led by a chilling Mads Mikkelsen and a run of levels that never once repeat themselves.
Modern Warfare 4 Campaign Review - Infinity Ward manages to end the story of Taskforce 141 with a resounding bang.
Modern Warfare 4 is a thrilling return to form, combining a cinematic campaign, addictive multiplayer, and an ambitious DMZ mode.
Infinity Ward's first fourth is electric and their most well-rounded effort
Modern Warfare 4 is one of the best Call of Duty releases in years. A brilliant campaign, exceptional gunplay and a welcome evolution of the third-mode formula with DMZ make this an easy recommendation. Where it shows tiredness in the annual formula, it picks it back up again with solid foundations on what makes these shooters appeal to the masses.
Read our Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 review to see why Infinity Ward’s epic campaign, DMZ, and multiplayer deliver an epic return to form for the series.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is clearly a step forward compared to last year's installment. The implementation of a campaign with a more human—and less experimental—narrative focus on the Korean front, coupled with the open-structure mission design and meticulously crafted weapons simulation, gives the title its own identity within a franchise that seemed to have stagnated. Similarly, the consolidation of the DMZ as a deep—and above all, accessible—extraction mode provides a lasting gameplay variant. Despite these successes…
Delivering high quality across its three game modes, the shooter returns to the expected standard for its releases.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is one of the most cohesive and enjoyable titles in the series, with only a few issues that hold it back.
Despite some critical issues in recent chapters, the new Call of Duty convinces with an intense campaign and many new features in multiplayer.
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The Modern Warfare 4 campaign is what Modern Warfare III should have been three years ago. It has all the ear-ringing spectacle you want from a blockbuster shooter, and it isn’t afraid to show what that spectacle costs the people pulling the triggers.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (PC) Review – 8.5/10: Backed up by a fun campaign, thrilling multiplayer, and loads of new modes and content, Modern Warfare 4 serves as a solid sendoff for the rebooted subseries. - Game Informer
The multiplayer experience of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is currently a mixed bag, with plenty of content but also many problems.
While none of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s three modes are perfect, they’re all solid enough to deliver a well-rounded experience anchored by the franchise's incredible gunplay.
Modern Warfare 4 manages to feel fresh, but safe. Standalone, but familiar. The modern era of Call of Duty is a bit weird, but MW4 is a great multiplayer shooter for the few weeks you’ll play it.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 delivers one of COD’s best recent campaigns, excellent multiplayer, and a fun DMZ mode despite some repetitive stretches.
Mike is here with his take on the latest Call of Duty, this time taking the battle to the Korean Peninsula. How does Infinity Ward's latest hold up?
Modern Warfare 4 stands alongside Black Ops 6 and Modern Warfare 2 (2009) as one of the most complete Call of Duty titles to date.
A smart, innovative campaign, a multiplayer mode that made all the right choices, and a bold new direction in DMZ: MW4 has it all.
Not a year goes by without a Call of Duty. It's an annual event firmly entrenched in our culture, to the point where we wonder if players return to it purely out of habit. Indeed, not all franchises are lucky enough to be able to release a string of games with inconsistent quality without regretting it too much. For several years now, one out of every two installments has been a failure.
A bigger and better version of Call of Duty's extraction shooter mode.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 gives us a gripping Korean War campaign and satisfying gunplay, but its multiplayer tone holds it back.
Can Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 win players back after years of fatigue, or is this a call worth skipping?
Even if it didn’t have to clear a very high bar, this year’s Call of Duty delivers endearing characters, a compelling plot, and crisp campaign gameplay, backed by a tense and rewarding DMZ mode, though PvP struggles with familiar matchmaking issues and uneven design.
Modern Warfare 4 had a tough time on its hands bringing the story into line, but it does an amazing job of just that in a relatively limited runtime.
This is DualShockers' review of COD: Modern Warfare 4, covering all the ins and outs of the campaign, multiplayer, and the new DMZ Extraction Mode.
After two deeply disappointing installments, Call of Duty was in dire need of a revival. Modern Warfare 4 attempts to reverse the decline with a spectacular campaign that returns to the series' roots, and even offers a nod to Ubisoft's Far Cry 4.
Modern Warfare 4 is fun, but there’s a surprising weak link in the trifecta of Campaign, Multiplayer, and DMZ.
Reviewed On: PC Review code provided by the publisher. Call of Duty is one of those series I keep coming back to even when I’m convinced I’m done with it. With a new entry arriving every year, some repetition is inevitable, but lately I’ve had a hard time finding a reason to stick around. Since
GameCentral delivers its verdict on the campaign and DMZ modes in this year’s Call Of Duty, which brings an end to the Modern Warfare saga.