
Pushing the boundaries of what fans have come to expect from the record-setting entertainment franchise, Call of Duty®: Black Ops II propels players into a near future Cold War
Most likely between $13.8M and $39.2M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $39.99 | 86% | approximately $23M |
| PlayStation | $39.99 | 91% | #26 |
| Xbox | $39.99 | 88% | Top 100 |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $14.85 on Xbox · Türkiye (−63%). Compare 27 prices in 14 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
I am hard for this game
I’m playing through the COD games in order, and so far, this is the worst installment in the series. While the previous games had decent single-player stories and Black Ops 1 had a genuinely great narrative, I feel that, by this point, the developers had either run out of ideas or the development team had changed. The story is boring and sometimes difficult to follow. I often don’t understand why we are doing what we are doing. They also introduced additional optional missions, which are boring as well. I understand that COD has always been more of an arcade-style military shooter, but the action sequences are becoming ridiculous. You ride horses against tanks or drive a car through a chaotic barrage of fire without facing any serious danger. There are too many absurd scenes, making the series feel much less grounded. In the previous games, you at least felt like a member of an elite military unit in real war, but this time, these ridiculous set pieces make you feel like a superhero, and you start to feel like playing a Wolfenstein game with sci-fi influence not COD. Overall, both the story and the characters are poorly written. This is the first COD game that I can’t recommend for its single-player experience, even on sale.
not worth 13$ + $60 for DLCs
Best Black Ops 2 Campaign
infancia para todos los q hemos jugado esta belleza
les vrai savent...
[h3]Campaign:[/h3] What a great story this game and its predecessor tell. Upon opening the game, if you're patient, you already know you're about to experience a fantastic story after watching the opening cinematic. On days when I'm not in a rush to get into the game for whatever reason, I watch the cinematic in its entirety. [h3]Zombies:[/h3] It's tragic that the transit we got isn't the transit we deserve. If this game ever receives a remaster, It would be foolish to leave transit untouched. Beyond that, the DLC zombies maps are awesome, and the story of the zombies characters we follow is filled to the brim with intrigue. This game nailed the challenge of introducing new characters to an audience who grew to love a previous cast of characters. [h3]Multiplayer:[/h3] Call of Duty games prior to COD4 had a certain feel to them that puts them into their own era, and COD4 brought about the golden age of COD, and that golden age ends with this game. Be safe when playing multiplayer, and use plutonium.
GOAT of call of duty!!??
Muy buen COD, muchos consideran uno de los mejores, o el mejor. Yo lo considero uno de los mejores. Nunca me había gustado (ni me va) el hecho de lo futurista, pero en este se lo dejo pasar porque tiene sentido lo que ocurre y no abusa como demás juegos de shooter enfocados únicamente en lo futurista que no son de mi gusto. Muy buena historia, buen gameplay (aunque prefiero el de COLD WAR) y espero que sigan sacando joyas que hace mucho no lo hacen.
best campaign everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr