

Call of Duty®: Ghosts
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyPrices cover Steam and 39 authorized stores; only legitimate offers are counted. The chart shows weekly market-wide lows and Steam's official price across the past 36 months.




01About Call of Duty®: Ghosts
Call of Duty®: Ghosts pairs a campaign about a special-operations unit in a changed world with competitive multiplayer and Squads. In Squads, you customize soldiers and deploy them alone or with others; their loadouts affect how they behave in combat. Steam player rating: 66% positive from 13,057 reviews. Released: March 25, 2014.
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$14.992026-07-15 · Microsoft StoreBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| French | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| German | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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| Italian | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Modes
The Steam PC version includes single-player, multiplayer and co-op modes. Full controller support is listed.
Language
The interface is available in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish, with audio and subtitles listed for those languages.
03Frequently asked questions
What is the campaign about?
The campaign follows the Ghosts, a special-operations unit in a changed world.
Is there co-op?
Yes. Squads lets you use customized soldiers alone or cooperatively.
Do multiplayer maps change?
Yes. Multiplayer maps feature interactive elements and events that can alter the battlefield.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
This game is like a potato, but it has been left to rot. You can still choose to eat it or not. I have chosen to eat it, the potato tastes bad.Show moreShow less
Half finished game , most of the users can't run properly the game without large frames(fps) drop or freezes or crashing. The game was cool the first hours , but the lack of support from Infinity ward ( 2 week for a patch who has changed nothing ) and the inability to run the game with stable fps and the lack of PC features like FOV sliders or ranted dedicated servers makes you to don't want to launch that game.Show moreShow less
COD Ghosts is the newest installment of the game series that consistently fails to address the gameplay problems of previous installments, while adding “revolutionary” new features that add nothing to the quality of gameplay. To get the full experience, stab yourself repeatedly in the eyeballs and genitalia with a rusty HIV infected syringe and send me your $59.99 instead.Show moreShow less
[SP: 7.2/10, MP: 4.9/10, Extinctionn: 8.0/10] PC version is a joke ! terrible optimization, ridiculous system requirements, frequent FPS drops, low quality textures. Singleplayer is ok, but multiplayer is a nightmare. this does not even deserve to compete with Battlefield 4. Extinction shares a lot of the same traits as Zombies, but it's fun. Not worth your time if you own a previous CoD series already.Show moreShow less
This game sucks.Show moreShow less
Well, here we are again: another year, another Call of Duty, as the saying goes. This franchise has grown incredibly stale in the past five years or so. Infinity Ward has stuck to the same formula since Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and as a result, almost everything in Ghosts feels dated and unimaginative. Not that some widely acclaimed aspects of said formula needed any change. For instance, the core gameplay mechanics, such as the shooting itself, still feel slick and polished. But how do you justify a 50-gigabyte installation size and the “next-gen” marketing this game received, when it looks barely nicer than stuff that was released in 2007? It’s not an ugly-looking game, sure, and the textures do look pretty good, despite what some people may say. But comparisons with Battlefield 4, Metro: Last Light and other recent titles are inevitable, and the fact remains that everything else in Ghosts, graphics-wise (lighting, particle effects, physics, etc.), is subpar. I am not one to judge a game solely on its graphical fidelity, however. The problem with Ghosts is that, sans the welcome addition of the ability to practice against bots, it has no redeeming qualities to speak of. The single-player campaign is short, cliché-ridden and does not give the player any freedom. You just follow scripted orders from your “A.I.” companions, moving forward when told to and shooting enemies that pop out of hiding (when told to). It doesn’t help that the story is entirely predictable and that the voice-acting is abysmal (and since we're on the subject of audio, what can I say about the game's single, useless "master volume" slider in the settings menu?). But most people seem to buy Call of Duty games for its multiplayer portion. And it too is a colossal failure. Maps are poorly designed and don’t support more than 18 players (most matches have 12 or less players). The matchmaking system is terrible: teams are completely unbalanced more often than not. There are no dedicated servers, despite Mark Rubin’s (Infinity Ward’s Executive Producer) promises prior to the game’s release. Teamwork is non-existent, as people just run in circles and shoot each other in the back to get the best possible kill-to-death ratio and unlock ridiculous, balance-breaking “killstreak” bonuses. Then there is the fact that once again, Activision will charge a good deal of money for upcoming map-packs, since not only is modding unsupported, but frowned upon. The "new" Extinction Mode is not even worth discussing. It is basically an uninspired rehash of Treyarch's far superior "Zombies" horde-mode (from World at War and the Black Ops series). To top it all, Ghosts suffers from a myriad of technical issues, such as glitches, crashes and framerate drops. And as a sign of Infinity Ward's everlasting "love" for the PC audience, there is no field-of-view slider of any kind, and a single slider for audio. Individual sliders for music, sound effects and voice communication would be too much to ask, apparently. The bottom line: don’t buy it. UPDATE (07/31/2014): I should add that, at this point (almost a year after release), the game has become nothing but a glorified DLC-selling platform, and there's effectively nothing to differentiate it from the dozens of low-quality free-to-play games on the market... except for, you know, the full entry price.Show moreShow less
Bought this, installed it, and it lived up to its name by magicly disapearing from my hardrive.Show moreShow less
Flappy Bird is better.Show moreShow less
Would've been better if the whole entire game was about Riley the dog. Also, Infinity Ward, PLEASE make a DLC where you take Riley to PetSmart and you get him groomed!Show moreShow less
Not even worth an install still lags on low settings it doesnt matter what settings it just lags and uses 6gb ram for no reason probably the last cod on pc, the last cod i will ever buy. The multiplayer laggs like ♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ unplayable it seems good but its just not playable lag in the menu no FOV changer, singleplay is just average no deep story, extinction is cool but gets boring quick, safe guard is also nice but if you hit wave 40+ it's starting to get boring. Rating (4,5/10) Unfinished game not made for PC.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.
