Call of Duty: Black Ops
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The biggest first-person action series of all time and the follow-up to last year’s blockbuster Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare 2 returns with Call of Duty®: Black Ops. Call of Duty®: Black Ops will take you behind enemy lines as a member of an elite special forces unit engaging in covert warfare, classified operations, and explosive conflicts across the globe. With access to exclusive weaponry and equipment, your actions will tip the balance during the most dangerous time period mankind has ever known.
Game Discussion
Steam User 168
This game is 15 years old, it should not be more than 20 dollars. I recommend it for its gameplay, but do not recommend it for its price.
Steam User 95
one of the best CODs of all time, but asking for 40 quid for a 15 year old game WITHOUT including its €60 worth of dlcs should genuinely be illegal
Steam User 82
Still the best call of duty game to date. Man I really wish Activision would just remaster black ops 1 and 2 and release that instead of constantly giving us bad call of duty games each year.
Steam User 79
Replayed it on PC 10 years after my last walkthrough and it was one of the best singleplayer experiences I had in a while.
It wasn't just a nostalgia trip, Black Ops has the best CoD campaign ever.
(Also lower the price, fucking rats)
Steam User 101
Lets get one things straight, Black Ops 1 wasnt just a game, it was a cultural event. Released back in 2010, when life was simpler, snacks were cheaper, and your biggest worry was someone rage-quitting and disconnecting the lobby. BO1 was peak of Call Of Duty. The golden age before the franchise traded gritty storytelling and iconic maps for wall-running jetpack circus tricks and 16 different editions of the same M4.
This game had it all, the campaign? Brilliant. A dark, twisting storyline about numbers, mind control, and Cold War paranoia. You didnt just play Mason, you became Mason. (What do the numbers mean!?) still echoes in my brain like a war flashback every time I see a calculator.
Then there was multiplayer, oh boy. Nuketown, Firing Range, Summit, maps so perfect they have been recycled more times than your moms Christmas wrapping paper. No weird operator powers, no glowing anime camos, no loot box bingo. Just raw, boots-on-ground chaos with weapons that felt like weapons, not laser tag toys.
And lets not forget Zombies. KIND. DER. TOTEN. The one map that truly separated the casuals from the caffeine-fueled sweatlords who knew every window, every round, every secret like it was gospel. If you didnt stay up till 3am trying to revive your mate while screaming (Crawl to me, bro), did you even play Black Ops?
Nowadays, COD feels like a mobile game that some how escaped into the wild. Skill-based matchmaking makes every match feel like a job interview, and the lobby is full of slide-canceling 12-year-olds hopped up on GFuel and unresolved trauma.
But back then? BO1 was magic. The last great Call of Duty before the franchise sold its soul to microtransactions and TikTok trick shots. Its not just nostalgia, it was genuinely better.
Bring back BO1. Remaster it. Re-release it. Tattoo it on my soul. Because let be honest, this was the last time Call of Duty truly hit different.
Steam User 45
- Great immersive story
- Good graphics (Even after 10 years I confirmed it is not outdated)
- Fancy game play
But I have to say:
"The numbers ACTIVATION, what do they mean?"
Why are COD games so expensive on steam?
Steam User 39
Possibly the best CoD Campaign in the whole series, classic weapons, and none of the over-the-top crap that ruins the more modern games