Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 multiplayer review

Final verdict

But, with a base cost, an additional cost for the Black Ops Pass, and the implementation of additional in-game microtransactions, there has been some hesitation on the part of players wanting to know if it’s worth the cost. Much of the Black Ops 4 fan base on the internet leans on the game’s Blackout mode, while multiplayer takes a back seat.

Either way, people who are used to the Call of Duty gameplay and the Black Ops 4 franchise will have a blast progressing through the game, whether for pure fun or pure nostalgia for the series. While it’s not the best CoD game to date, the variety, shooting and ever-changing elements keep players coming back for more.

Overall, Black Ops 4’s multiplayer mode is a notable extension of the series, and the creators of the game have done a great job of creating a game that blends Treyarch’s experimental approach with that classic Call of Duty feel.