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Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 campaign review: a military shooter that comes disguised as other, better games
- Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 campaign review: a military shooter that comes disguised as other, better games.
- The game's campaign offers the usual set pieces and poorly created undercover missions, borrowing themes and tricks from better games.
- The game's installation process is long-winded and unnecessarily difficult, requiring numerous updates and multiple restarts.
- Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 tells the story of a CIA agent who's been stripped of their spy skills and tasked with overthrowing a shady paramilitary group.
- The game includes numerous undercover levels set in political fundraisers, snowbound compounds, a baroque casino, and other locations.
- The game borrows heavily from other FPS games, including Far Cry, The Division, Rainbow Six Siege, and Metro Exodus.
- The game's character upgrades are ineffectual, with unlockable perks offering little discernible difference in gameplay.
- The campaign features villainous monologues, scripted waves of enemies, and overt military propaganda.
- Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 is essentially a taster menu of other, better games, with its impressive graphics and sound failing to mask its derivative gameplay.
- The game remains popular with casual gamers, but for serious gamers it lacks the depth and innovation of other FPS games on the market.
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