King of multiplayer and master of spectacle, Call of Duty set a pace, from Modern Warfare to its most explosive campaigns. RomWize re-ranks the best instalments by its re-evaluated scores, each with its current score, its versions, their rarity and their collector value.
"Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is one of the most impactful FPS of the generation. Spectacular and controversial campaign, multiplayer that changed everything with killstreaks and customisation. A monument."
"Call of Duty Black Ops II dares to go to 2025 with a branching narrative campaign and renewed competitive multiplayer. Memorable villains, original Strike Force. An ambitious CoD that delivers."
"Modern Warfare is a quake: interwoven storytelling, cinematic direction and a multiplayer that redefined the genre for years. All Ghillied Up still stands as a high water mark of shooter writing and tension."
"Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 concludes the MW trilogy with an epic worldwide campaign and refined multiplayer. Resounding ending to the Makarov arc, memorable maps, enriched create-a-class. An excellent CoD."
"Call of Duty Black Ops is one of the best CoDs with a paranoid Cold War campaign and a multiplayer that redefined standards. Mythical Zombies mode, twisting story. A saga peak."
"Call of Duty World at War is the darkest and most brutal WWII CoD. Intense Pacific and Eastern Front campaign, Zombies mode launched here for the first time. Founder of a major saga pillar."
"Sledgehammer juice Call of Duty back up with the exo-suit and boosted jumps. The Kevin Spacey led campaign owns its blockbuster instincts, multiplayer gains real verticality, and the whole thing is a great unapologetic action ride."
"Ghosts tries to launch a new saga for the franchise but struggles to make its heroes stick, Riley the German shepherd aside. Spectacle bits land, multiplayer ticks along, yet the inspiration is running on fumes."
"An improved sequel across Pacific and European theatres. Levels are better designed and enemy AI more competent than the first entry. A solid war FPS confirming the series' progression on PS2 for genre fans."
"Wii port of Call of Duty with pointer aiming. Decent feel, faithful campaign, online multi active back then. Visible technical compromises versus HD versions, but the Wii FPS experience remains one of the more solid on the console."
