We have already come to the fifth installment in the Black Ops series: Black Ops Cold War. After the singleplayer review and JJ’s impression of the multiplayer is finally the Premium review. Skate and JJ have broken single player, multiplayer and zombies mode for the past few days. How did they find their tens of hours spent? Find out in the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Premium Review.
A year earlier than intended
For years we were used to Treyarch and Infinity Ward alternating with annual releases. This changed in 2014 when it was announced that Sledgehammer Games had made its first official Call of Duty game. It was time for a change. Every studio would now have three years to make its game. That was a year more than Treyarch and Infinity Ward were used to. Sledgehammer Games has also made WWII since Advanced Warfare, and they were originally scheduled to release a game this year. But management decided otherwise. In May 2019, it was announced that Sledgehammer had been withdrawn from the 2020 COD game following difficulties between Sledgehammer Games and Raven Software (the developers of the single player). Treyarch became the studio that would now take charge of the 2020 edition. This has meant that Treyarch has had a year less than they were originally supposed to have. Do JJ and Skate notice that from the game that was released on November 13?
Back to the Cold War
With Black Ops Cold War, the Call of Duty franchise takes a trip into the past. This part takes place after the previous two Black Ops games. Games both set in the future, and Modern Warfare set in the present day. Black Ops Cold War takes place, and the name already gives it away, in the Cold War. Does this setting offer enough for JJ and Skate to add the game to their list of top Call of Duty games? They tell you in the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Premium Review.
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