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i finished this game some 2-4 times on hard dificulties, it never gets boring and its realy good, why the hate guys? the game is realy great,i finished this game some 2-4 times on hard dificulties, it never gets boring and its realy good, why the hate guys? the game is realy great, story, gameplay, and the best of all, the spaceships!

Genuinely fun game. Great campaign with a loadout choice for the start of most missions, good characters, and many optional missions. TheGenuinely fun game. Great campaign with a loadout choice for the start of most missions, good characters, and many optional missions. The villains are quite generic however, and not even John Snow can save them from being bad. Zombies in Spaceland is a great map that is fun and silly, and it stands out on its own. I've heard good things about the other maps as well, but unfortunately they're not free. Multiplayer is the weakest part of this game, however, with small maps that look nice but are just the same as BO3. It's fun to shoot people, and some of the weapons are kinda neat, but nothing revolutionary unfortunately. Good game overall; got way too much hate.

I don't care about multiplayer or some fanboy expectations, single is brilliant. Game has one of the best single player company in the entire genre.

This is Call of Duty for 12-year-olds, NOT the Call of Duty we all know and love! If you are a late teen or early adult, you are much betterThis is Call of Duty for 12-year-olds, NOT the Call of Duty we all know and love! If you are a late teen or early adult, you are much better off spending your money on a game that's actually Call of Duty (such as one about World War 2, modern times, or Vietnam). This "Call of Duty game" has absolutely terrible gameplay!

The space flight missions were kind of exciting, partly because it was an unexpected variety in the game, but everything else about the gameThe space flight missions were kind of exciting, partly because it was an unexpected variety in the game, but everything else about the game felt like one long-winded shooting-gallery with minimal concern for how to make it fun or interesting to play. Now a while after playing it, I remember some cool fights against mechs. But mostly it was corridor shooter gameplay.There's a story somewhere in there too, but I barely noticed it.The multiplayer disappointed me greatly. I just didn't have much fun playing it. Maybe the players were too skilled or something. The zombie mode had a totally different presentation than main game. The coop gameplay worked well. But after a few long rounds, I figured that was a sufficient test and I did not return to play it.

I tried out many Call of Duty , but this has to be the worst of all. Yes , even worse than Black Ops :Declassified.Graphics look nice , butI tried out many Call of Duty , but this has to be the worst of all. Yes , even worse than Black Ops :Declassified.Graphics look nice , but Black Ops 3 , which is a decent game had almost the same graphics.Gameplay , IN SPACE?That's the big issue about the game.Microtransactions on this **** game?No thanks.CoD WW2 turned out so much better , see my review if you want to see many improvements.

**** game...the campaign is boring right from the beginning till the end with incessant repetitive moments...the gunplay at times is cool and**** game...the campaign is boring right from the beginning till the end with incessant repetitive moments...the gunplay at times is cool and thats the only good thing about the game..other than that everything about the game starting from characters to the plot is **** up...

Infinity Ward devs are back, and they bring a typical Call of Duty game – not a miracle, but it certainly will satisfy all kinds of players.

In the year that had so many good FPS games, Call of Duty failed to bring anything of importance to the medium. The tried and tested formula feels rather stale this year and we might've gotten to a point when the series should just take a break until it figures out what it wants to do.

Lot of bugs. Can't play since release date. Game quick. Long waiting for match. Low number of players. Graphics like from cartoons for kids.Lot of bugs. Can't play since release date. Game quick. Long waiting for match. Low number of players. Graphics like from cartoons for kids. Bad gun and movements physic. Can't refund to late :(. Plastic FPS. Game for consoles gamers.

To be able to walk around your own starship, to enter your quarters and study SDF command structure, to choose your new mission yourself – all these possibilities feel so fresh for Call of Duty.

With an enjoyable campaign and zombies mode, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is still a worthwhile purchase, although your mileage may vary when it comes to the game's competitive multiplayer. The campaign in particular is well-acted with moments of levity and gravity. However, while these are still good games to play, the now ordinary gameplay may feel a bit stale, particularly for those who have kept up with the series' annual releases for the past decade. After a particularly good year for the first person shooter, Call Of Duty is not a particular stand-out, a far cry from the series must-buy status at its height.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is the perfect way to keep the Call of Duty franchise fresh. This series can't just stick with modern warfare and past wars every single year. Moving to the far future allows for the introduction of new mechanics, equipment, and especially environments that couldn't be done in other time periods. Not only do series followers get something new here, but science fiction fans who've never touched a Call of Duty will find much to like as well.

One of the better CoD games I've played in recent memory to be honest, it has a fairly fun & interesting singleplayer with more "open-ended"One of the better CoD games I've played in recent memory to be honest, it has a fairly fun & interesting singleplayer with more "open-ended" gameplay choices such as custom loadouts for every mission as well as side quests, kind of neat. The multiplayer however is uninspired and generally boring stacked up against it's competition. I will however note that it's playable and can give you a few fun moments. Just don't expect anyhing amazing that will keep you coming back for more. Returning to a slightly more positive note, the game runs surprisingly OK on PC which I never thought would be the case. Although not amazing it's definitely fine granting 1440P & 4K gaming at 60FPS on a 1080GTX a possibility.TL:DR: A decent Call of Duty with a surprisingly good singleplayer and a somewhat boring though alright multiplayer. All while running fine for once on the PC.

Call of Duty needs freshening up. Infinite Warfare has a surprisingly good single-player campaign and a still really good multiplayer. Unfortunately all of this looks like minimal touch ups on a gameplay core that hasn't changed in a decade. Players seem to think the same - new CoD debuted in a disappointing fashion, plus the console version behaves better than the PC one.

A beautiful action movie that punishes improvisation, with under-populated multiplayer that can’t compete with a nine-year-old game.

Infinite Warfare could have been much more than a passable single-player movie attached to a super fast, super confident multiplayer infrastructure. As such, and with those moments of tantalising potential in mind, it feels like a wasted opportunity.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is not the abomination haters would want it to be but it is clear that the franchise is going through an identity crisis. Under its bizarre sci-fi concept, the campaign still has some of the core elements you would expect from the single player mode, but the overly convoluted structure of the multiplayer, chaotic rhythm, the flashy presentation of Zombies in Spaceland and a few technical hiccups will make you hesitate when calling this a Call of Duty game.

It all adds up to the finest Call of Duty game yet, and it comes from the riskiest package. By and large, Call of Duty’s Warfare line has always maintained the slightest bit grounded, never quite leaping into the distant future by this much...But the leap is a success, underachieving tradition of Michael Bay films be damned.

The campaign is ignorable and the multiplayer needs a little technical work to be as good as last year’s, but the overly silly Zombies mode keeps me coming back. It may not stand out in a year that’s been crowded with great shooters, but it still produces that familiar Call of Duty action.

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.

First I will say that I did not enjoy Black Ops 3, campaing story was retarded, had nothing to do with previous 2 titles and multiplayer wasFirst I will say that I did not enjoy Black Ops 3, campaing story was retarded, had nothing to do with previous 2 titles and multiplayer was OK, but when they added retarded gestures and stuff I started to hate it slowly (and Purifier was total cancer, worst decision ever).Anyway, back to Infinite Warfare: Campaing story was totally awesome, I really enjoyed any second playing it, I am not going to spoil anything here but I tell you, if you have weak personality, tears could come out. In some missions you get boost pack (our hated wallrunning and double jump), but maps are so well made that it does not force you to use it. There are some moments where you have to double jump or wallrun, but they are not in middle of shooting, they appear only when you are running or just going through level. About multiplayers: kinda reminds me of Black Ops 3 in some way, but it is NOT like Black Ops 3. Its some kind of mixture between BO3, Ghosts and MW series. Maps are well made, and in most situations (I am not saying ALL) you don't even have to double jump, and like 7 or 8 out of 10 of my gunfights are on ground (including both me and enemy). You might or might not like it, but for example I did not like BO3 and Ghosts MP, I loved MW series MP and for some reason I really like IW MP even when I hated Ghosts and BO3. Like some people say: 100 people, 100 tastes. Do not throw it away before you tried it, you cant really say anything about it when you watch YouTube videos (which are like 99% from console versions, and everyone knows PCMR is PCMR), because console players tend to use a lot more wallrunning and double jumping for some reason.I did not play Zombies yet, so I cannot talk about it.

I was playing single player on PC. The game is just amazing and highly enjoyable. I cannot remember me, last time I was playing somethingI was playing single player on PC. The game is just amazing and highly enjoyable. I cannot remember me, last time I was playing something awesome like this. It was maybe Wolfenstein - The New Order and Mass Effect before. You cannot play multiplayer guys, but the company is just f*cking amazing! Like Sci-Fi Movie and even better!

While no Call of Duty game has matched the comprehensive excellence of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the exploits of Reyes and Ethan are at least as memorable and moving as any deeds from “Soap” MacTavish and John Price during from the series' heyday.

Call of Duty Infinite Warfare is a solid cod game. The campaign was incredible and was really fun to play while the multiplayer didn't blow meCall of Duty Infinite Warfare is a solid cod game. The campaign was incredible and was really fun to play while the multiplayer didn't blow me away it is still good.

As a real gamer i like to try a game first BEFORE hating it and not just because "Call Of Duty" is in the title.If you're like me and notAs a real gamer i like to try a game first BEFORE hating it and not just because "Call Of Duty" is in the title.If you're like me and not played COD for a few year IW is a great way to jump back, the campaign is awesome and multiplayer lots of fun. It also comes packaged with the best FPS of all time MW1. Dont jump on the hate bandwagon, be a real gamer and try for yourself.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare succeeds in most aspects of a solid sci-fi shooter. However, a lackluster and rushed story takes away from what could have been a full and complete campaign mode. Luckily where the story lacks, the gameplay and solid mechanics Call of Duty deliver.

As a whole Infinite Warfare is not perfect game, but that doesn't make it a bad game as all three gameplay elements (story, multiplayer, cooperative) combine to make a solid game that fans, and even non-fans, can enjoy and one that shouldn’t be overlooked this year.

An assemblage of hits and misses, that's the measure of this year's Call of Duty. I could say something about publisher Ubisoft pulling back from its annualized Assassin's Creed franchise, or how even Doctor Who gets a break. But it's probably simplest to remind that it's shooter season, and this year, the alternatives are formidable.

Activision and Infinity Ward have decided to play it safe, offering a solid and tested formula, without any relevant additions that could rejuvenate the structure of the game, the gunplay or the multiplayer.

Infinite Warfare provides a huge package with a lot of fun gameplay throughout. There's something here for everyone, and enough to keep us all playing for another year.