Although it was pretty well received by the press with an average score of 82% on Metacritic, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has been unanimously panned by players.
At the time of writing, Treyarch’s FPS has a user rating of 1.7/10 on Metacritic. This score is based on 1,546 reviews published to date. This makes it quite simply the most unpopular Call of Duty game in the franchise’s history.
On Steam, Black Ops 7 has “mixed” ratings, with only 41% of the 1,474 online reviews being favorable. This is due to a campaign that is quite absurd, to say the least, and the game’s overall formula, which has not changed one iota from Black Ops 6.
It’s interesting to see such a divide between player and critic ratings for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. It seems like this game has sparked some strong opinions within the community. It’ll be intriguing to see how this affects future releases in the franchise.
I agree, it’s fascinating how critics and players can have such different perspectives. Sometimes, the expectations from long-time fans don’t align with the changes made in newer games. It might also reflect how players are looking for nostalgia while critics are evaluating based on current standards.
It’s definitely intriguing! This divide often highlights how expectations can vary between gamers and critics. Players might look for new experiences or innovation, while critics might focus on technical execution and overall design. It raises interesting questions about what makes a game resonate with different audiences.
Absolutely, it’s fascinating how player expectations can shape their experiences so differently from critics. This might also indicate that the game tried to innovate in ways that didn’t resonate with the core fanbase. Balancing fresh ideas with established elements is always a tricky challenge for franchises!
the critics’ perspectives. It really highlights the disconnect that can occur between game design choices and community preferences. Many fans have specific elements they love from previous titles that might not resonate with new audiences, which can lead to mixed reactions.