Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Reviews
Black Ops 4 brings the fun and dares to change. There might not be a campaign, but its replacement called Blackout is so much fun to play. Even if Battle Royale isn't your thing, you can still find enjoyment in the revamped Zombies and the multiplayer modes.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
While some post launch balancing and netcode improvement is in order, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is another strong release from Treyarch.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 will be appreciated or not, you can hardly have an opinion that goes in the middle. Activision and Treyarch have meticulously listened to the requests of the community bringing to light a solid and well-varied product in the ways that, unfortunately, sins of a single player campaign clumsily replaced by tutorials, starring the various Specialists, somewhat bland.
Review in Italian | Read full review
With a rich multiplayer mode, a great zombie experience and a battle royale that was able to differentiate from the others, BO4 is a really needed fresh start for the franchise. While everything looks great, the absence of a campaign mode, alongside the technical problems and the abundant presence of microtransaction, really hurt the final score.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Black Ops 4, looks great with its excellent designed maps (which all run smoothly on PC by the way). The bots do a decent job of keeping players on their toes, and the zombies provide enough drama to keep you coming back for one more attempt. The entire package works despite the lack of an actual campaign. The bite-sized chunks of modes make up for this offering plentiful replay value. The bonus in all of this is once you feel competent enough to play with others then that option is available as well depending on how good your Internet connection is. Black Ops 4 is worth a punt if you enjoy the game modes on offer. If a more story based antics appeal to you more then it’s a no-brainer this isn’t going to scratch your itch.
Treyarch new approach to the Black Ops franchise is a hit and miss. Without a doubt is a great FPS and the inclusion of Blackout is a great idea to mix things up, but the lack of campaign definitely affects the whole package since it may have interesting characters, but leaves them no ground to explore or grow.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Call Of Duty is a franchise that has almost always stuck to its set formula. That abruptly changes with Black Ops 4 and the end result is better for it. The Blackout mode comes across as the evolution of not only the Battle Royale genre, but also the Call Of Duty franchise as a whole. The accessible mode is accompanied by familiar and improved aspects, such as the multi-layered Zombie mode and a competitive multiplayer that finally feels competitive again. You may forget that Call Of Duty ever needed a single player campaign at all.
Black Ops 4 is the biggest change to the formula in recent Call of Duty history, and in large part is for the better. Blackout is a suitable replacement for the single player campaign, zombies has seen meaningful changes to its meta-game, and multiplayer is more of the same great thing.
Call of Duty Black Ops 4 is a well-rounded title offering something for every FPS focused gamer.
Treyarch has put their time and effort in compensating the lack of a single-player campaign by polishing and developing its content, making sure that they have refined the game’s combat system and find the right balance. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is fun, entertaining, and addicting. While ditching the single-player campaign can be a huge turn-off, once you realize Black Ops 4’s potential and how enjoyable their multiplayer modes are, especially its great battle royale mode Blackout, you will definitely love Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 got rid of the single-player campaign and expanded the multiplayer. The new Battle Royale mode is definitely worthy of attention and if you're looking for a quality multiplayer shooter, you're at the right place.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 revived the series for sure. With Blackout mod and special characters, we have a new game which will keep us busy for very long time.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII delivers the same tactile experience that it always has across three enticing modes.
this is the best Call of Duty multiplayer experience in quite some time
Aside from some admittedly minor gripes and the typically icky post-launch content malarkey, Black Ops IIII is an undeniably appealing multiplayer gaming package. Blackout is a faster and more dynamic battle royale mode than the reigning PUBG and Fortnite; the arena mode has changed in ways that encourage team play, and strategy and Zombies is still a joy, just with more customisation. Black Ops IIII is like your dad’s favourite brand of beer that finally brought out a bolder tasting summer brew; familiar, reliable and now interesting enough for you to accept that you will one day die. Or something.
It’s an awesome game despite hugging the trends of hero shooters and battle royale. If you’re someone coming back to the Call of Duty scene it can be unrecognizable due to the amount of stuffs that changed and got added. Unlocking secret camos for your favorite guns take time yet feels worth it when it evolves into something crazy the more kills you get. Hidden Easter eggs also bear some weight as you get cool stuffs to help in the zombie-killing journey.
"Black Ops 4 is worth giving a damn about, every mode is, at worst, solid, and at best, simply an amazing experience."
Black Ops IIII ha abolito il singleplayer per concentrarsi unicamente sul multigiocatore, ma lo ha fatto forse in maniera minore rispetto a quello che, magari, ci saremmo attesi. Come ogni Call of Duty rimane un grandissimo sparatutto in prima persona, ma sono molte le incertezze che ci fanno storcere il naso. Al netto di una grafica davvero molto bella, il gioco non brilla per originalità, offrendo un gunplay solido e maturo, ma ormai troppo spesso abusato nello stile sia da Activision, sia da altri del genere. Va premiata la scelta di inserire uno degli elementi più in voga del momento, ossia la Battle Royale. Blackout, così si chiama la modalità firmata Activision, mostra davvero grande potenziale, però non ancora del tutto espresso. In particolar modo un po' delusione proviene dalla mappa, abbastanza piccola per una Battle Royale che si rispetti, specie con il gameplay rapido ed adrenalinico che caratterizza COD: BO IIII. Ancora una volta la punta di diamante dell'intero titolo sembra essere la modalità zombi cooperativa, che ci mette di fronte non soltanto ad un unico scenario, bensì ad una scelta di avventure abbastanza ampia. La narrazione è lineare e divertente, guidando come un filo conduttore i giocatori in meandri di mappe assai valide e molto particolareggiate. Gli zombi sono vari e molto aggressivi, offrendo una difficoltà di gioco enorme che porta i giocatori a ripetere e ripetere le missioni.
Review in Italian | Read full review
While it's nice to see Treyarch "change-up" the formula, in the largest quotations possible, this is still a limp-wristed attempt. It's a pathetic husk of the once-great Call of Duty series that fails to be worth the money or time.
Even with a new battle royale to play, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 still feels like a game too shackled by its conventions to offer much more than a small step forward.