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Call of Duty®
Single-player, multiplayer and co-op give Call of Duty® several ways to play, and Warzone adds multiple battle-royale modes. At $69.99 from 
Steam, the purchase makes most sense when you expect to use those modes rather than buying on the series name alone. Match the cost to your plans, and note that Call of Duty Points are used in the named games. At a Steam price of $69.99, compare $69.99 from Steam against the multiplayer and co-op options you expect to use.
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01About Call of Duty®
Call of Duty® brings together a range of combat experiences built around fast firefights and several multiplayer modes. The Steam PC listing includes single-player, multiplayer and co-op, while the description also highlights Warzone’s battle-royale modes. Player rating: 55% from 412,396 reviews. Supported interface languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Spanish-Latin America, Arabic, and Portuguese-Brazil.
Credits
Developer
Treyarch · Raven Software · Beenox · High Moon Studios
Publisher
Activision
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$0.002023-08-12 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Traditional Chinese | Yes | Yes | — |
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| French | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Italian | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| German | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Spanish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Korean | Yes | Yes | — |
| Polish | Yes | Yes | — |
| Russian | Yes | Yes | — |
| Japanese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Spanish-Latin America | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Arabic | Yes | Yes | — |
| Portuguese-Brazil | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Play modes
The Steam PC version lists single-player, multiplayer and co-op, as well as cross-platform multiplayer.
Language
English interface, full audio and subtitles are supported. German interface and subtitles are also listed.
03Frequently asked questions
Which games are supported?
The description names Modern Warfare 4, Black Ops 7 and Warzone as supported parts of the Call of Duty experience.
What modes does Warzone include?
Warzone includes Battle Royale, Resurgence and the free Black Ops Royale mode.
What are Call of Duty Points for?
Call of Duty Points are in-game currency for the named supported games. The description says those games are sold or downloaded separately.
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Edit (Part 1/2): As the original announcement was unclear I believe it led to many people believing that they were cancelling the two-year cycle planned for this Call of Duty in the hopes that they would maximise profits in the long term. However, this is apparently not the case. It has been clarified that there will be a big midterm DLC advertised for a price that is suggested to be around $70 USD. I will be leaving my review as negative as I do not agree with charging people for DLC as I would assume there are going to be plenty of micro transactions on the store. I do however appreciate that the game is on a two-year cycle and that this was just a misunderstanding. I truly hope the franchise takes this extra amount of time to continuously improve the title so that when it’s time is served it will be remembered and missed dearly. There is also information/rumours floating around that suggest Sledgehammer will be working on the development of this DLC release. There is no nice way to put this, so I am going to just say straight up, I personally think that this is a foolish decision. I'm praying to the high heavens that they decide to remove the price tag for the midterm DLC therefore releasing it for free and that Sledgehammer does't rain too much he'll down on the game when the DLC is to release. Edit (Part 2/2): After putting 50+ hours into the game I can strongly affirm that this game feels unfinished, don't get me wrong the gun play, recoil system, movement and sounds are all great. There defiantly needs to be some tweaking here and there however for the most part these things are very nice. The bad: Skill Based Match Making - Since I hadn't played Call of Duty in a few years I really wanted to see how much Skill Based Match Making played an effect on the game so just to see how it works.. I ended up reverse boosting. Instantly after I was dropping 4 K. D games and having a lot of fun. This changed very fast as the game put me back up into my previous skill bracket where it felt like I was versing a bunch of people just like me. I think this brings out the variety that old match making had and makes it a blander experience, as in you can expect the same thing every time pretty much. Core should have no SBMM and ranked should have SBMM, simple. Co-op - This was something I was looking forward to the most, I love games that have PVE elements in them and this was honestly a huge let down for me. The co-op game modes feel lifeless and repetitive with no sense of wanting to achieve anything more out of them, I get a dumbed down Tom Clancy's Wild lands vibe from the co-op missions but then again, maybe that is just me. It would be nice to see the same co-op inspired game modes from MW3. The maps - Jesus, I want to like the maps, but they don't feel like Call of Duty maps. I don't know what it is, or how I can describe it but I just don't really think they are any good/ fit well in the game. The only map I find myself enjoying is Mercado Las Almas. I used to be able to pick up Call of Duty's maps pretty fast when I was younger but now they just feel like there are too many rooms, too many floors, some are too wide open, others too restricted. There's just no middle ground. Game modes - Am I the only one that thinks there should be many more game modes. I love playing new games that have creative and fun game modes, it keeps me invested. Not only were we missing hardcore at launch, but we only have the very basic, typical Call of Duty game modes. Spice it up guys, get creative with it, jeez. It would be as simple as putting together a team of creatives solely to come up with new game mode ideas, adding them to an Experimental Playlist and the most played ones get added to Core in the end. Gunsmith - I like the idea of the gunsmith, I just think this was poorly executed. It would be good to have this redone so it is easier to navigate and it is also more informative on what certain things do in terms of the pros and cons. UI - I'm not going to put much in here because anyone with half a brain cell can tell the UI is way too busy and complex for anyone to appreciate. Perks - I don't mind the perk system too much, however I think we should be earner perks a lot faster, especially when playing the objective. Conclusion: There are other more popular things in the gaming industry now, whether it be Warzone (Battle Royale) or DMZ (Survival Scav) and its not hard to tell that they don't put the same love and creativity into the regular multiplayer experience as they once did. These other game modes bring in players by the thousands and that also means money by the thousands, so you bet when it comes down to it, they'll be releasing a rushed multiplayer and most likely a rushed War zone and DMZ for the best chance of seeing their game thrive when it comes to having a big player base and maximising profits. I'm not going to lie, I do hope they use this extra time of the two-year cycle to add in better maps and to improve the core experience in general as I have never been a big fan of BR, but if they don't, it wouldn't be a surprise at all. There has always been something to complain about when it comes to Call of Duty, it's not hard to find people ranting about the OG Call of Duty's on YouTube when they originally came out around ten years ago or so. However, when it comes down to it MWII truly does feel like an Early Access game in a lot of aspects. (You may find my original review below for the lols) While Call of Duty might not be the same experience it once was I didn't mind purchasing this title and playing it in the afternoons. As I am older now I do appreciate the simplicity of just being able to join a match, running around shooting and killing people all while talking to my mates. I felt like I would have honestly left a positive review however to understand why I did not end up leaving a positive review you will have to continue to read on. The main selling point for this game that attracted me the most was the two year cycle. I loved the idea of sticking with one Call of Duty for two years instead of barely being able to keep up with a new one each year. I feel like this idea of having a two year cycle would have brought more people into the series overtime as the game continues to be marketed, updated and talked about. I would image it would also would sit well with the franchises older audience as I would like to think that the majority of the older audience have a lot of responsibilities to maintain and not as much time to play. Well... as of today, or at least in the last 48 hours or so the franchise has decided that they have been making so much money off of this new title that they want to keep the fire going by cancelling the two year cycle and continuing by releasing "even better Call of Duty's" and "bringing the franchise to new heights" So here is my message to the franchise for this decision: ♥♥♥♥ you. And to anyone who purchased this game at the advertised price expecting it to be on a two year cycle with loads on content coming out, I am sorry your expectations were ruined too.Show moreShow less
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