
Written By Deepti Ratnam
Published By: Deepti Ratnam | Published: Sep 26, 2024, 08:43 AM (IST)
The Call of Duty franchise is one of the most iconic and influential video game series ever created. Since its debut in 2003, Call of Duty has grown into a global phenomenon, captivating millions of players with its intense action, cinematic storytelling, and competitive multiplayer experiences. Each new installment brings something unique, whether it’s historical warfare, modern military conflicts, or futuristic combat.
Modern Warfare revolutionized the Call of Duty series, introducing modern combat and fast-paced multiplayer action. The game’s intense campaign and balanced multiplayer made it a fan favorite. It also introduced iconic characters like Captain Price and Soap MacTavish.
Black Ops took players into the Cold War era, offering a gripping narrative filled with intrigue, conspiracies, and memorable missions like “Numbers” and “Vorkuta.” The multiplayer was deep, and the addition of the Zombies mode became a defining feature of the franchise.
As the direct sequel to Modern Warfare, MW2 raised the stakes with an even more cinematic campaign and a multiplayer experience that refined everything fans loved about its predecessor. The controversial “No Russian” mission and Spec Ops mode are still talked about today.
Warzone introduced a new era of battle royale to the Call of Duty universe, offering free-to-play action with massive maps and intense squad-based gameplay. Its cross-platform capabilities and constant updates keep the game fresh and engaging.
Returning to the roots of World War II, COD: WWII was a nostalgic trip for long-time fans, bringing back the gritty, historical warfare that the series started with. The game’s campaign was immersive, and the multiplayer felt grounded yet intense.
These games represent the pinnacle of what Call of Duty has to offer, combining strong storytelling, multiplayer innovation, and heart-pounding action.