Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War

I will give a parents guide to this, This call of duty is worth the buy. I loved the multiple options in the single player campaign. I thought the campaign was the star here. It was great. In terms of age wise, this game knocks on the adult side. Some infrequent but strong language and some brutal violence. Minimum age 13, recommended 14. Not as violent as original blackops. Gunplay is fantastic and the multiplayer actually better than MW(2019). Multiplayer actually has moderate violence and if you are only doing multiplayer recommended age 12. If you want zombies(almost no one plays zombies) it is a bit more brutal and a minimum age of 14. It starts of scary and brutal but then you get magical guns and swords and then there is no blood and it gets very comical. This is worth the buy and a great game!

I am going to split this up into sections for each mode of the game

CAMPAIGN (No spoilers) it feels like a more boring watered-down version of Black ops but I am not saying it is bad it is a proper sequel to Call of Duty Black ops and has still a awsome story they definitely took their time on it but it can get boring at times campaign 7/10 Pretty-Good

MULTIPLAYER The multiplayer is really good but feels boring and the guns do not feel as satisfying to shoot as in Modern Warfare 2019 but has awsome map design probably the best since Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer 6/10

ZOMBIES Call of duty cold wars zombies is a masterpiece it is a more expanded and more fun version of world at wars zombies called die maschine with many more maps coming soon it never gets boring and has to be in the top 2 best zombies in Call of Duty Zombies 9/10 - masterpiece

Overall 7/10

Good campaign with many different styles of mission and weapons good story action and characters. A enjoyable game. have not played the multiplayer so don't know about that.

I like how they brought back the 80's! This is one of the best call of Duty games along with Modern warfare 3 and Advanced warfare

The plot and story feels like the BO1 sequel we never got Gone are futuristic plots and high concept tech, instead we get a grounded mostly well written and performed Cold War piece of fiction, the vibe fits, it's beautiful to look at and plays well.

The writing is a massive step up and probably the best COD campaign in at least 4 years (IW had a great campaign and nothing else)

Level design is varied and intuitive and puzzle solving with random generated codes to crack to complete side ops adds a good layer of interactivity and makes you think.

This isn't a mindless shooter, it tries to push some new ideas and come cool concepts. While clearly bogged down by activision's rules for what they can do and the recasting of Mason and Wood's VA's is horrendous.

Overall it delivers what treyarch has not in 10 years

A quality and replayable campaign that can thoroughly grip the player from start to finish.