The campaign also gets more wrong than right with shoddy storytelling overshadowing the usually tight FPS gameplay. The multiplayer is still fun, but suspect microtransactions have left me wary. Infinite Warfare is one step forward two steps back for Call of Duty. Or, look directly to the inside of your slipcase and enter the code for Modern Warfare Remastered. But if you were expecting anything totally new, including the non-inventive space campaign, look elsewhere. The zombies team did an incredible job with Spaceland, and the multiplayer still ticks all of the right boxes with an ample locomotion system that has since been surpassed by Titanfall. Zombies in Spaceland is also stacked with talent.Ĭall of Duty: Infinite Warfare does just enough to stay above the curve and somewhat make up for the appropriately soulless Ghosts. I absolutely loved the vibrant energy about this 80’s setting. Multiplayer, while solid and highly replayable, is fraught with deja vu and I have concerns that some of the OP, built-in gun perks will devolve this into pay-to-win. In the end, I thought Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare was two things: a triumphant return to form for Infinity Ward, but also a return to safety and sameness in at least two of the three pillars. It just might not be the biggest winner the series has had. All together, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is a winner. And Zombies is the highlight of the experience in a lot of ways, offering a great co-op experience.
The multiplayer remains true to its roots, even with the big shift in setting.
These individual modes might have their faults, with the campaign being particularly skippable if you just want that base action gameplay. The campaign, multiplayer, and zombies modes all add up to a game that will keep you playing for hours.
Attack of the Fanboy - Kyle Hanson - 4 / 5 starsĬall of Duty: Infinite Warfare is chock full of content.
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