Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Reviews
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 delivers a well-rounded package, with its campaign standing out thanks to Park's character arc, the relationships between characters, and several missions that break away from the usual formula. Multiplayer retains the franchise's familiar fun, while DMZ offers an appealing alternative for those looking for something different. The Nintendo Switch 2 adaptation is also commendable, despite graphical compromises, performance limitations, and areas that could use further refinement. Overall, having all three experiences available on Nintendo's console is a welcome addition, making this a very enjoyable release despite its room for improvement.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s DMZ mode is delightfully high-tension without getting too sweaty, and a strong addition to the growing list of worthwhile extraction shooters.
With high production values and an understanding of what made - and makes - Call of Duty great, Modern Warfare 4 is a much-anticipated, and much-needed, return to form.
Multiplayer may not quite hit the mark, but a great campaign ensures Modern Warfare 4's place as one of Call of Duty’s better recent entries.
Modern Warfare 4 is the bar that this series should regularly aspire to, and a reminder that Call of Duty benefits when it actually tries to change.
Modern Warfare 4 is the best arena shooter on the market right now.
Modern Warfare 4 wraps up the series with several shocking moments and ends on a high note.
Narratively, I'm left with questions, but in terms of everything else Modern Warfare 4's campaign offers, this is one for the history books.
Can Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 win players back after years of fatigue, or is this a call worth skipping?
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.
Whether you should invest in the first CoD on a Nintendo platform for over a decade comes down to the old Switch port chestnuts: Do you own another platform, and how much do you value portability? Call of Duty veterans who have followed closely its highs and lows over the last decade could probably knock a point off the score below; you likely won't be as wowed by MW4's sheer spectacle, but you should definitely play it somewhere.For anyone with a Switch 2 who's been waiting a long time to answer the Call, though, this is an excellent demonstration of why this crusty series still matters to so many. It's a bold, bombastic shooter, and it's now running very well on Nintendo hardware, day-and-date with other platforms. Oorah, indeed.
It's not the flawless return to form I'd hoped for, and its multiplayer still has a few screws loose, but between a campaign that gives Price a worthwhile send-off and a DMZ mode that's dangerously good at making me stay for that "one more run" mentality, Infinity Ward has reminded me why this franchise was such a big part of my gaming years in the first place.
Activision's Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is a vast improvement over Black Ops 7, with a strong campaign and DMZ modes, let down by maps.
CoD: Modern Warfare 4 is a genuinely stellar entry in the franchise, with more than enough content for any kind of player.
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Review in Spanish | Read full review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is a wonderful return to form for the long-running military shooter franchise. With a solid campaign, reliable multiplayer, and an impressive new DMZ mode, there's something for everyone in this year's release.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is a fun attempt to reinvent the series. It’s only partly successful, but enough so that I’ll keep Multiplayer and DMZ installed on my PC for just a little longer.
And being able to play at 60 fps in multiplayer, with cross-play and players on other consoles, proves that, in all other aspects, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 delivers. It has exceeded my expectations.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Appealing to the high-flying campaigns of the golden age, rebuilding the successes of 2019's Modern Warfare, delivering a well-structured multiplayer experience, and adding a distinctive mode like DMZ, this new Call of Duty is that last bullet in the chamber that manages to hit the target.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is the gut-wrenching finale to the subseries, but should you buy it?