Recent reviews by 『 Night ♪ 』

My friends are making sounds I never heard them make before

♥♥♥♥ this game

I mean it's better than Battlefield 2042 lmao

This game is quite good, but please do not buy it at full price because it is not worth it at all. Multiplayer is pretty much dead at this point. If you want to play Multiplayer just get Black Ops 3 - it's more or less the same thing but better. If you're getting this game it will be for the campaign and/or the zombies.
The campaign is easily one of the best Call of Duty campaigns, beaten only by Black Ops Cold War and Modern Warfare 2019 in my opinion. The futuristic theme really fits this campaign, more so than it did with Black Ops 3. The missions are fun, both boots on the ground and flying your Jackal spaceship. It's about the length you'd expect from a Call of Duty campaign, took me around 5-6 hours on Veteran. This is definitely the strong part of the game.
Zombies is alright as well. Like with Multiplayer, it just feels like a not as good version of Black Ops 3, but that is not necessarily bad, since it still is very fun to play. I have not played all the maps yet, but Zombies In Spaceland is a very solid included map.

tl;dr If you want only MP, buy Black Ops 3. Otherwise, the campaign and zombies modes are solid.

If all you care about is the single-player experience and you already own the original on PC, then you can pass. The graphics are not substantially better and there isn't much more content. On the other hand, if you like the multiplayer, it's a very solid pickup. I've never been able to fill lobbies in the original, and here, it happens almost every time (especially since there is crossplay).

In terms of how good the remaster is, it's fine. To be fair, the game does look a bit better, especially at nighttime and stormy settings. It's easy to run the game cranked, and it's a shame to see it locked at 60fps. But, like I said before, the remastering isn't the largest leap (at least from OG PC to this). Don't expect a remaster as night and day as something like CoD 4.

In summary, it's good for multiplayer. If you only care about solo and you own the original on PC, pass.

tl;dr campaign meh, multiplayer meh unless you do custom games, zombies super friggin good especially because custom zombies

I've logged a bunch of hours on this game on the Xbox One when this game was still relevant, and I have recently bought the game on PC just for custom zombies.

Campaign is lackluster at best. Sure, it is fun and did some interesting things gameplay-wise, but the story was so boring and nowhere near as awesome as Black Ops and Black Ops II, with seemingly no continuity from either game, save for one reference to Menendez and that's it. Never tried co-op in it, but I suppose it would be fine if you and your pals get bored.

Multiplayer was great when the game was relevant. The movement wasn't quite as vertical as AW, and the game was overall fast paced and encouraged rushing. Now, lobbies are dead and only have super good players/tryhards or new people who just bought the game in them. Also, good luck finding any lobby that isn't TDM. If you're more so into custom games with friends, then Multiplayer is fairly solid still, but the community here is pretty dead.

Zombies here is great. Zombies being included in the base bundle is a great addition in my eyes, and made the game a much easier re-buy on PC. If you want to get the Deluxe edition, the BO3 DLC maps for zombies are alright, but nothing that made me say "Damn, this map is awesome." The Zombies Chronicles maps, on the other hand, bring back all my favorites save for maybe Mob of the Dead, and makes for a good time when in solo or with friends, especially when going for complex easter eggs. But we're on PC, and we have custom zombies here too! There's a good amount of maps on the Steam Workshop you can subscribe to and play, of course of varying quality and difficulty. This is what really makes this game a good pickup imo, especially if you were already a fan of the old World at War custom zombies. BO3's engine just simply makes the maps look better than anything possible in WaW, and trust me, I've played some really good looking WaW maps.

Overall, I'd say this game is a solid buy when on sale, since the Zombies Chronicles Edition goes down to around $30USD on sale. At the full price of $60USD, it's a harder sell, but still not the worst thing ever because of the near infinite replayability of custom zombies maps. Don't bother with the MP starter pack, MP here isn't enjoyable anymore, and only get the season pass if you really do like the DLC zombies maps, because the added price is fairly hefty, even on sale.

the big anime tiddies on my desktop bounce now

Great program, has some really nice looking animated wallpapers and takes up less CPU and RAM than watching hentai you might expect - totally worth it.

A really fun battle royale game. Brutally unforgiving, but equally rewarding. The concept is easy to follow: skydive to any landing spot, grab some gear, and be the last man standing. In practice, it takes skill, luck, and cunning to pull off. The weapons are fun to use and the game runs very well on an i5-2500 with a GTX 1050Ti at good settings at 1080p60.

Another good plus is the crates. Apparently I got a crate that I sold for $5, another that sold for $2.

Really fun single-player game. The game is very fast-paced when in combat, and the gunplay feels very smooth. Runs great at high settings 1080p60 on an i5-2500K + GTX 1050 Ti.

I good boots-on-the-ground CoD game. The campaign has a pretty nice story, Spec Ops is pretty fun, and the multiplayer is still alive and kicking. This game does not need much to run - I got it to run on Intel graphics and modern GTX cards should easily get 100+ FPS at max settings.