The beloved Call of Duty brand seeks redemption with Modern Warfare 4, once again turning to developer Infinity Ward to make things right.

Modern Warfare 4's campaign is filled with flashy and exciting sequences at the cost of a cohesive narrative or satisfying ending to the quadrilogy.

Modern Warfare 4 is competent in many areas — and gross in a few others — but rarely excels or becomes more exciting.

Modern Warfare 4 is fun, but there’s a surprising weak link in the trifecta of Campaign, Multiplayer, and DMZ.

From large-scale warfare in Korea to stylish John Wick-inspired shootouts, Infinity Ward delivers a visually spectacular campaign.

Check out my full Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 campaign review here to know the good and bad here before purchasing the game ...

Modern Warfare 4 still suffers from some of Infinity Ward’s worst impulses, including open-world campaign sections, but this ...

Modern Warfare 4 is a thrilling return to form, combining a cinematic campaign, addictive multiplayer, and an ambitious DMZ ...

Starting today, players who have digitally pre-ordered or pre-purchased Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 get Early Access to the game’s Campaign. This benefit applies to the Standard Digital Edition or ...

Activision confirms that it will be removing some particularly controversial content from the recently launched Call of Duty: ...

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