Castle Crashers

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Release Date:
Xbox 360 August 27, 2008
PlayStation 3
NA August 31, 2010
EU November 3, 2010
JP November 25, 2010
Developers:
The Behemoth
Publishers:
Sony Computer Entertainment
The Behemoth
Microsoft Game Studios
Platforms:
Xbox 360
PS3
PC
Mac
Genre:
Beat 'em up
RPG
Action
Players:
1-4
Rating:

Synopsis:

Castle Crashers is set in a fictional medieval universe. It begins with four knights attending a party in a king's castle. During the party a dark wizard arrives, stealing a floating mystical gem and capturing four princesses. The king sends the four knights to retrieve the gem, rescue his daughters, and bring the wizard to justice. The four knights encounter several enemies along the way, including other knights, multiple encounters with a cyclops, a giant "cat-fish", and alien invaders.

As the knights progress they succeed in rescuing the princesses, and ultimately the journey culminates in a final showdown with the wizard. The knights emerge victorious from the confrontation, having defeated the dark wizard, rescuing all of the king's daughters, and recovering the mystical gem. The knights then ride the reclaimed gem through several empty battlefields on their trip back to the castle. At the castle the king brings one of his daughters for one of the knights to kiss, her face veiled.

Story:

You start off the game by selecting one of the four main knights all with their own unique moves and abilities. The green knight is a gas knight, the blue knight is uses ice, the red night uses electricity , and the orange knight uses fire. It can be key who you choose as to how the gameplay will be for you as an individual.

The story of Castle Crashers revolves around one key element, the princess... Throughout the story you will encounter many challenging enemies and bosses attempting to stop you from reaching the princess in order to save her. No it is not like Mario. It features an intriguing soundtrack to keep the players moods upbeat and happy.

The game also contains multiple mini games, such as a deathmatch where all players in the lobby fight to the death in a free for all bloodbath. As well as, All you can quaff which is a very competitive button mashing contest where the objective of the game is to be the first to finish all items in the sequence wins. Believe me it's more addicting than it sounds.

Graphics:

Castle crashers is a "Beat 'em up" side scrolling game that incorporates a very small variety of features of an RPG compared to others such as Oblivion. The game features comedic side to things and features many instances where the characters do something intended to be funny. It is an interesting spin on a usually serious genre, and is somewhat refreshing.

The developers of Castle Crashers have certainly brought back that old school 2003-2005 feel to this game. The graphics of the game are very retro and are not meant to be "pretty" but to entertain the player and provide an interesting and addicting session of gaming. The game also contains a large variety of colors and flashing lights to try and keep your attention, I would recommend turning down your brightness.

Controls:
The controls for this game are very typical for any game for various simple attacks, on the contrary it also can be annoying to have to remember combos as their are a lot of them and each contains it's own unique attack.

Additional Info:

Castle crashers is an excellent, addicting game that is a adventure with friends or playing by yourself. It features dynamic knight move sets and spells. It has an infectious music playlist and it is hard to put your controller down when playing.

The game is available for download on the Xbox Live and Playstation marketplace's as well as the steam market for the low price of $14.99.

Rating: 8.5/10

Screenshots:

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Sorry man but Castle Crashers has already been reviewed

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Castle Crashers

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Release Date:
Xbox 360 August 27, 2008
PlayStation 3
NA August 31, 2010
EU November 3, 2010
JP November 25, 2010
Developers:
The Behemoth
Publishers:
Sony Computer Entertainment
The Behemoth
Microsoft Game Studios
Platforms:
Xbox 360
PS3
PC
Mac
Genre:
Beat 'em up
RPG
Action
Players:
1-4
Rating:

8.5/10

Synopsis:

Castle Crashers is set in a fictional medieval universe. It begins with four knights attending a party in a king's castle. During the party a dark wizard arrives, stealing a floating mystical gem and capturing four princesses. The king sends the four knights to retrieve the gem, rescue his daughters, and bring the wizard to justice. The four knights encounter several enemies along the way, including other knights, multiple encounters with a cyclops, a giant "cat-fish", and alien invaders.

As the knights progress they succeed in rescuing the princesses, and ultimately the journey culminates in a final showdown with the wizard. The knights emerge victorious from the confrontation, having defeated the dark wizard, rescuing all of the king's daughters, and recovering the mystical gem. The knights then ride the reclaimed gem through several empty battlefields on their trip back to the castle. At the castle the king brings one of his daughters for one of the knights to kiss, her face veiled.

Story:

You start off the game by selecting one of the four main knights all with their own unique moves and abilities. The green knight is a gas knight, the blue knight is uses ice, the red night uses electricity , and the orange knight uses fire. It can be key who you choose as to how the gameplay will be for you as an individual.

The story of Castle Crashers revolves around one key element, the princess... Throughout the story you will encounter many challenging enemies and bosses attempting to stop you from reaching the princess in order to save her. No it is not like Mario. It features an intriguing soundtrack to keep the players moods upbeat and happy.

The game also contains multiple mini games, such as a deathmatch where all players in the lobby fight to the death in a free for all bloodbath. As well as, All you can quaff which is a very competitive button mashing contest where the objective of the game is to be the first to finish all items in the sequence wins. Believe me it's more addicting than it sounds.

Graphics:

Castle crashers is a "Beat 'em up" side scrolling game that incorporates a very small variety of features of an RPG compared to others such as Oblivion. The game features comedic side to things and features many instances where the characters do something intended to be funny. It is an interesting spin on a usually serious genre, and is somewhat refreshing.

The developers of Castle Crashers have certainly brought back that old school 2003-2005 feel to this game. The graphics of the game are very retro and are not meant to be "pretty" but to entertain the player and provide an interesting and addicting session of gaming. The game also contains a large variety of colors and flashing lights to try and keep your attention, I would recommend turning down your brightness.

Controls:
The controls for this game are very typical for any game for various simple attacks, on the contrary it also can be annoying to have to remember combos as their are a lot of them and each contains it's own unique attack.

Additional Info:

Castle crashers is an excellent, addicting game that is a adventure with friends or playing by yourself. It features dynamic knight move sets and spells. It has an infectious music playlist and it is hard to put your controller down when playing.

The game is available for download on the Xbox Live and Playstation marketplace's as well as the steam market for the low price of $14.99.

Rating: 8.5/10

Screenshots:

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Sorry man but Castle Crashers has already been reviewed

Wow,
That was two hours of my life wasted.

-Brandon wrote

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Castle Crashers

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Release Date:
Xbox 360 August 27, 2008
PlayStation 3
NA August 31, 2010
EU November 3, 2010
JP November 25, 2010
Developers:
The Behemoth
Publishers:
Sony Computer Entertainment
The Behemoth
Microsoft Game Studios
Platforms:
Xbox 360
PS3
PC
Mac
Genre:
Beat 'em up
RPG
Action
Players:
1-4
Rating:

8.5/10

Synopsis:

Castle Crashers is set in a fictional medieval universe. It begins with four knights attending a party in a king's castle. During the party a dark wizard arrives, stealing a floating mystical gem and capturing four princesses. The king sends the four knights to retrieve the gem, rescue his daughters, and bring the wizard to justice. The four knights encounter several enemies along the way, including other knights, multiple encounters with a cyclops, a giant "cat-fish", and alien invaders.

As the knights progress they succeed in rescuing the princesses, and ultimately the journey culminates in a final showdown with the wizard. The knights emerge victorious from the confrontation, having defeated the dark wizard, rescuing all of the king's daughters, and recovering the mystical gem. The knights then ride the reclaimed gem through several empty battlefields on their trip back to the castle. At the castle the king brings one of his daughters for one of the knights to kiss, her face veiled.

Story:

You start off the game by selecting one of the four main knights all with their own unique moves and abilities. The green knight is a gas knight, the blue knight is uses ice, the red night uses electricity , and the orange knight uses fire. It can be key who you choose as to how the gameplay will be for you as an individual.

The story of Castle Crashers revolves around one key element, the princess... Throughout the story you will encounter many challenging enemies and bosses attempting to stop you from reaching the princess in order to save her. No it is not like Mario. It features an intriguing soundtrack to keep the players moods upbeat and happy.

The game also contains multiple mini games, such as a deathmatch where all players in the lobby fight to the death in a free for all bloodbath. As well as, All you can quaff which is a very competitive button mashing contest where the objective of the game is to be the first to finish all items in the sequence wins. Believe me it's more addicting than it sounds.

Graphics:

Castle crashers is a "Beat 'em up" side scrolling game that incorporates a very small variety of features of an RPG compared to others such as Oblivion. The game features comedic side to things and features many instances where the characters do something intended to be funny. It is an interesting spin on a usually serious genre, and is somewhat refreshing.

The developers of Castle Crashers have certainly brought back that old school 2003-2005 feel to this game. The graphics of the game are very retro and are not meant to be "pretty" but to entertain the player and provide an interesting and addicting session of gaming. The game also contains a large variety of colors and flashing lights to try and keep your attention, I would recommend turning down your brightness.

Controls:
The controls for this game are very typical for any game for various simple attacks, on the contrary it also can be annoying to have to remember combos as their are a lot of them and each contains it's own unique attack.

Additional Info:

Castle crashers is an excellent, addicting game that is a adventure with friends or playing by yourself. It features dynamic knight move sets and spells. It has an infectious music playlist and it is hard to put your controller down when playing.

The game is available for download on the Xbox Live and Playstation marketplace's as well as the steam market for the low price of $14.99.

Rating: 8.5/10

Screenshots:

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Sorry man but Castle Crashers has already been reviewed

Wow,
That was two hours of my life wasted.

Check out Halo4's Sticky before doing one and you'll be fine.

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The single player campaign on ghosts is good but not as good as it could of been. It was the same cookie cutter routine I was used to, and it was the same routine I avoided even beginning last year. Call of Duty Ghosts offers little to reinvigorate the campaign side of the game, instead relying on graphical awe. On the positive side of things, it does achieve this well. Each mission feels just as every fan and hater describes it; a Michael Bay film. Things are exploding left and right, with bullets flying past you at every turn. The few missions that stray from this style were the more memorable and enjoyable ones, especially those that used stealth mechanics. Call of Duty really needs to look to its one off experiences as something a bit more enjoyable in larger quantities.

The environments provided by Ghosts were better then any other Call of Duty I have played. You will move between running around the streets of South America, to orbiting at a Satellite Station, back down to some underwater combat (unfortunately lacking Bond style spear guns). This really helps make the experience feel fresh each mission, but does lose its effect if you play through the campaign in one big hit (like myself). Furthermore, as an experienced COD player, I found the adventurous missions often had me frustrated due to sloppy engine physics. Especially in the underwater mission, where I found myself sliding strangely around, and bumping off NPCs that would propel me towards the surface. This was extremely irritating on Veteran mode, as lacking the twitch style movement meant more often than not I was stuck in a bad spot, with little ability to move to cover. Perhaps some scripted movement here may have made it more bearable, as I found these missions became more frustrating than enjoyable due to the sloppy combat.

Overall the storyline was better told than most. From beginning to end I knew what my goal was going to be, and of course it turned into a man hunt like all Call of Duty's have to, but I felt like I was doing it for more than the Modern Warfare reason of they're bad; get them. The game play itself made me lose any immersion in the storyline, as it simply didn't seem plausible in the current situation. Spoilers ahead, but where the hell did we pull a Carrier from? And why didn't we use this to our advantage earlier? The last few missions, with their ample supply of tanks, jets, helicopters and Aircraft Carriers, had me questioning the purpose of my lets sneak around enemy lines on foot mentality.

By the end of the campaign I was satisfied. I did enjoy the time I spent there, and even went through a second time on Veteran to see how difficult it was. I dint know if its because Ive been playing older Call of Duty Veteran Campaigns on PC, or because the game was made a certain way, but Veteran was far less challenging than I expected. My second play through was actually quicker than my first, granted I knew where to head, what button to press in the godforsaken quick time events, and where the enemies would flood out from, but it still didn't make sense in my head.



Multiplayer is the life and blood of the Call of Duty series. It is without a doubt one of the best modern military twitch shooters, and is enjoyed by millions every year. This iteration is no different, with Ghosts changing very little in the proven formula, and being enjoyable just the same. I wont talk much on multiplayer, as its really just the changes that interest people. To put it simply, the game is fast paced, there is plenty of customisation and progression, and there is some really horrible maps (and some good ones!).

Ill actually start with the maps. Treyarch have this funny idea in their heads that Call of Duty maps are just flat boards with blocks on them. Some of these blocks may be a slightly propped sniper perch, others may just be a broken down car with an invisible wall around it preventing you from climbing it. One of my biggest complaints about Call of Duty maps, especially Treyarch ones, is the use of scenery as simply scenery, and not as obstacles that can be mantled, climbed, jumped on and T-bagged. Ghosts has done a far better job at this than I expected. There are still the map boundaries that look-climbable-but-arent problems, but most of the maps objects are all climbable, which is great! My best example is Stonehaven. This map is a broken castle, which has ruined walls and rubble littered all around it. The majority of this is completely climbable, which leads to some great flanking routes. This kind of design makes the maps feel more like the actual environments they are set in, and less like disguised flat boxes. Ghosts also succeeds in making the maps far less linear, and much more vertical. This is daunting to get used to at first, but like most multiplayer games, learning the maps is an important part of learning the game, and I found myself knowing the vantage points and how to get to them quite quickly.

The new perk system, while extremely confusing, leads for a lot of customisation. Instead of working off a point system for the entire class, your spare points from sacrificing equipment and weapons are used for only your perks. There are more perks in Ghosts than in any other Call of Duty to date, and some of the new ones are extremely interesting (such as the reloading while sprinting perk). Old favourites like Marathon make a full comeback (much to my own delight), along with several other playstyle orientated perk. So if you like to run and gun like myself, you'll love the new perk system. Unfortunately no Stinger missile is in this COD, which has become iconic in most CODs, and is a staple in the counter-killstreak weaponry. This makes taking down air based killstreaks a fair bit more difficult.

To sum it up, Ghosts multiplayer is a blast to play, and has plenty of progression elements to hook you in. The new engine adds more to the movability of your character, along with the improved map design. The only negatives I can provide are related to small things like the scoreboard being made worse. You cant even see your connection quality any more really? It seems as if Infinity Ward is taunting you. You're not lagging ,you're just bad at the game. Its also a shame that Theatre Mode does not make a return, but I'm assuming its due to performance restraints, along with partnership to Microsoft, and being a launch title on the Next-Gen consoles, which both have built in DVRs.




Since the game is on the next gen consoles, i expected more from the graphics on the PS4 you have a nice 1080p game but the colors seem dull but on the Xbox One you have it at 720p but the colors alot more sharp and vibrant dint believe me check out a youtube video comparing them both

-RATING AND OPINION-

This game is fun but the Single player is a let down compared to previous cod's but the improved multiplayer engine is great fun.

NOTES: Most of the information I put into this post was found through personal experience throughout the game, and on the developer site. Not going to review extinction mode as i despise it to much.

FIFA is an annual game that comes out every year, with a huge fanbase leaves EA not much room for experimentation, hope you enjoy my review

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FIFA 14 IS THE encapsulation of annual game franchises in general: its the best game of the series so far, and there are improvements on last years effort, but nothing is particularly ground-breaking. That makes it an easy recommendation for newcomers, however it is still worthwhile even for those that own FIFA 13, because so many hours can be sunk into the game.

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This year's first improvement is obvious the moment the game starts. An overhauled, tiled UI makes a good first impression and a drastic difference in menu-heavy modes such as Ultimate Team. In-game, what sticks out is a slightly slower pace. This is thanks to a new shielding mechanic that gives stronger players an advantage on the ball, but also something EA is calling Precision Movement.

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Body shielding previously only available from standstill and using multiple buttons is now possible regardless of player velocity by simply holding the left trigger, and proves equally useful when wanting to protect the ball on both offense and defence. Precision Movement is FIFAs new locomotion animation system, and it has players shift their weight in a far more realistic manner, and alter their stride fluidly while moving.

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The biggest effect this has on gameplay is that players are slower off the mark, but players will quickly adjust. Also, its now possible to turn at a much sharper angle while sprinting, but momentum is preserved so on-the-dime about-face manoeuvres simply arent possible.

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FIFA 14's new Pure Shot mechanic works in tandem with Precision Movement in that players no longer skate or awkwardly hop-step in to the correct stride to take a shot, but instead correct their stride earlier for a much more natural strike. The mechanics biggest effect is the ability it grants players to modify an attempt on goal by adding a last-minute dip, rise, or curl to a shot, for example.

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On the other end of the park, defenders mark their man in a much tighter fashion and arent as prone to ball following, but after prolonged play of arch-rival Pro Evolution Soccer 2014, FIFAs insistence that the ball be in someones possession lest it suffer some form of separation anxiety feels unnatural, and as usual that reflects in the quality of its passing game. Players are also too eager to eat the turf after minimal contact, but perhaps thats some kind of meta commentary on the state of the Beautiful Game.

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Speaking of beautiful, while the new animations are exactly that, FIFA's overall graphics remain unchanged, although to be fair on next-gen consoles it will be a different kettle of fish thanks to EAs new Ignite Engine.

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Offline, Career Mode has been tweaked thanks to a new scouting system, which has the player enlist six scouts of varying abilities to either find the next superstar, or scope a current one so a realistic offer can be made. This adds drama to the games transfer system, but a players morale still doesnt affect his on-pitch performance, and a lot of small fish seem to think theyre indispensable, so retaining players is never a particularly large concern. Its also easy to keep star players on the pitch as fatigue doesnt factor in across games regardless of how punishing a schedule is, so the need for a deep roster is negated.

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Online, FIFA continues to widen its already-substantial lead on the competition. This year there is a new co-op Seasons mode to complement the swathe of heavily-customisable options already available, but the biggest draw remains EAs fantastic Ultimate Team mode. There, player and formation cards have been substituted out in favour of Chemistry Styles, consumable cards that may be purchased or drawn from the pack that allow a class to be assigned to each player that will permanently affect their stats at least until a different style card is applied to that player.

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Player stats improved in previous games of course, but this new system allows the pinpointing of certain attributes rather than across-the-board stat increases, giving the user greater control. Even managers have a chemistry stat this time around, and a player loyalty stat rewards pitch time as well as the purchase of rather than the winning of players. There are 24 Chemistry styles in all (five of which are goalie-specific) and the maximum individual chemistry stat for an individual has been raised from nine to 10. This kind of granular control will appeal to veterans but isn't so mindboggling that it shuts out rookies, and it's nice to see that EA didn't sleep on its best mode.

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FIFA on handheld has long been a simple reskin, whereas the console versions over the past handful of years have tended to each contain slight improvements on an already winning formula. That makes the question on every console-owning football fan's lips, "Is it worth the money this year?" The answer this time around is still a yes, although those who have a next-gen console locked in may wish to exercise some patience

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Graphics: 9/10
Realism: 9/10
Controls: 10/10
Online Play: 9/10
Overall: 9/10

This game has been reviewed. Check the Game Review index prior to writing a review, so you don't waste time making a review which has already been reviewed.
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It is in alphabetical order, and you can also quote the post and Ctrl+F to look for the game you want to review as well; please do this you don't waste time making a review which has already been published, as this was quite a nice review.

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Developer - Infinity Ward
Publisher - Activision
Series - Call Of Duty
Platform - Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3 and PS4
Release date - November 5, 2013
Genre - FPS
Mode - Single Player, Multiplayer
Distribution - Blu-ray Disc
Graphics - Xbox One/360/ 720p PS3/4 1080p

-Single Player-

The single player campaign on ghosts is good but not as good as it could of been. It was the same cookie cutter routine I was used to, and it was the same routine I avoided even beginning last year. Call of Duty Ghosts offers little to reinvigorate the campaign side of the game, instead relying on graphical awe. On the positive side of things, it does achieve this well. Each mission feels just as every fan and hater describes it; a Michael Bay film. Things are exploding left and right, with bullets flying past you at every turn. The few missions that stray from this style were the more memorable and enjoyable ones, especially those that used stealth mechanics. Call of Duty really needs to look to its one off experiences as something a bit more enjoyable in larger quantities.

The environments provided by Ghosts were better then any other Call of Duty I have played. You will move between running around the streets of South America, to orbiting at a Satellite Station, back down to some underwater combat (unfortunately lacking Bond style spear guns). This really helps make the experience feel fresh each mission, but does lose its effect if you play through the campaign in one big hit (like myself). Furthermore, as an experienced COD player, I found the adventurous missions often had me frustrated due to sloppy engine physics. Especially in the underwater mission, where I found myself sliding strangely around, and bumping off NPCs that would propel me towards the surface. This was extremely irritating on Veteran mode, as lacking the twitch style movement meant more often than not I was stuck in a bad spot, with little ability to move to cover. Perhaps some scripted movement here may have made it more bearable, as I found these missions became more frustrating than enjoyable due to the sloppy combat.

Overall the storyline was better told than most. From beginning to end I knew what my goal was going to be, and of course it turned into a man hunt like all Call of Duty's have to, but I felt like I was doing it for more than the Modern Warfare reason of they're bad; get them. The game play itself made me lose any immersion in the storyline, as it simply didn't seem plausible in the current situation. Spoilers ahead, but where the hell did we pull a Carrier from? And why didn't we use this to our advantage earlier? The last few missions, with their ample supply of tanks, jets, helicopters and Aircraft Carriers, had me questioning the purpose of my lets sneak around enemy lines on foot mentality.

By the end of the campaign I was satisfied. I did enjoy the time I spent there, and even went through a second time on Veteran to see how difficult it was. I dint know if its because Ive been playing older Call of Duty Veteran Campaigns on PC, or because the game was made a certain way, but Veteran was far less challenging than I expected. My second play through was actually quicker than my first, granted I knew where to head, what button to press in the godforsaken quick time events, and where the enemies would flood out from, but it still didn't make sense in my head.

-Multiplayer-

Multiplayer is the life and blood of the Call of Duty series. It is without a doubt one of the best modern military twitch shooters, and is enjoyed by millions every year. This iteration is no different, with Ghosts changing very little in the proven formula, and being enjoyable just the same. I wont talk much on multiplayer, as its really just the changes that interest people. To put it simply, the game is fast paced, there is plenty of customisation and progression, and there is some really horrible maps (and some good ones!).

Ill actually start with the maps. Treyarch have this funny idea in their heads that Call of Duty maps are just flat boards with blocks on them. Some of these blocks may be a slightly propped sniper perch, others may just be a broken down car with an invisible wall around it preventing you from climbing it. One of my biggest complaints about Call of Duty maps, especially Treyarch ones, is the use of scenery as simply scenery, and not as obstacles that can be mantled, climbed, jumped on and T-bagged. Ghosts has done a far better job at this than I expected. There are still the map boundaries that look-climbable-but-arent problems, but most of the maps objects are all climbable, which is great! My best example is Stonehaven. This map is a broken castle, which has ruined walls and rubble littered all around it. The majority of this is completely climbable, which leads to some great flanking routes. This kind of design makes the maps feel more like the actual environments they are set in, and less like disguised flat boxes. Ghosts also succeeds in making the maps far less linear, and much more vertical. This is daunting to get used to at first, but like most multiplayer games, learning the maps is an important part of learning the game, and I found myself knowing the vantage points and how to get to them quite quickly.

The new perk system, while extremely confusing, leads for a lot of customisation. Instead of working off a point system for the entire class, your spare points from sacrificing equipment and weapons are used for only your perks. There are more perks in Ghosts than in any other Call of Duty to date, and some of the new ones are extremely interesting (such as the reloading while sprinting perk). Old favourites like Marathon make a full comeback (much to my own delight), along with several other playstyle orientated perk. So if you like to run and gun like myself, you'll love the new perk system. Unfortunately no Stinger missile is in this COD, which has become iconic in most CODs, and is a staple in the counter-killstreak weaponry. This makes taking down air based killstreaks a fair bit more difficult.

To sum it up, Ghosts multiplayer is a blast to play, and has plenty of progression elements to hook you in. The new engine adds more to the movability of your character, along with the improved map design. The only negatives I can provide are related to small things like the scoreboard being made worse. You cant even see your connection quality any more really? It seems as if Infinity Ward is taunting you. You're not lagging ,you're just bad at the game. Its also a shame that Theatre Mode does not make a return, but I'm assuming its due to performance restraints, along with partnership to Microsoft, and being a launch title on the Next-Gen consoles, which both have built in DVRs.

-Graphics-

Since the game is on the next gen consoles, i expected more from the graphics on the PS4 you have a nice 1080p game but the colors seem dull but on the Xbox One you have it at 720p but the colors alot more sharp and vibrant dint believe me check out a youtube video comparing them both

-RATING AND OPINION-

Single Player - 6/10
Storyline 6/10
Multiplayer 9/10
Graphics 8/10

Overall 8/10

This game is fun but the Single player is a let down compared to previous cod's but the improved multiplayer engine is great fun.

NOTES: Most of the information I put into this post was found through personal experience throughout the game, and on the developer site. Not going to review extinction mode as i despise it to much.

This game has been reviewed. Check the Game Review index prior to writing a review, so you don't waste time making a review which has already been reviewed.
Forums/t=5920954/call-of-duty-gho...eview.html

It is in alphabetical order, and you can also quote the post and Ctrl+F to look for the game you want to review as well; please do this you don't waste time making a review which has already been published, as this was quite a nice review.

Someone told me this in the shout box, i was gutted becuase that was several hour of my life wasted