I already own this on PS4 but i got it again because of the sale and i think this might be one of my favourite PVP FPS games ever. I don't know how to spend my adult money clearly.
Activision must have an endless budget because every aspect of this game feels so smooth and accomplished. Even something as small as reload animations is ridiculous because every clink and clack of metal against plastic is right there. This is Red Dead 2 levels of detail but in an online FPS.

People talk ♥♥♥♥ about COD and some of it is deserved but you can't deny the talent of the people making these games.
Shooting and movement in this game feels so good so PVP is fast and frantic fun despite some annoying killstreak powers and occasional cheaters. The game has crossplay with consoles as well so don't worry about finding matches

The single player is good too and Captain Price is a moustache giga chad who makes the hottest women pregnant just from looking at them. There's one level where you infiltrate a house in night vision which looks like a Liveleak video.

One thing i don't like is the insane amount of space the game takes up on my hard drive. Just having PVP installed is over 100GB. Apparently PVP is only 38GB so WTF is the rest? Graphics maybe? I read that the bloat is the OG Warzone which you can't even play anymore. Fix your ♥♥♥♥ Activision.

The game is okay probably the last best call of duty ever made all the rest like MW3 i tried on PC Game pass and that was a bad campaign. So im assuming MW2 is same thing. But this one isn't as bad.

Literally the last good Modern Warfare campaign
The sequel is decent
The third one... yeah... lets not talk about it.

The game simply won't launch for me. Every time I try to start it, it crashes immediately. I'm sure the issue isn't with my computer, as it meets all the technical requirements for the game. I tried updating the game and drivers, but nothing worked.

I would expect that with a game like Call of Duty, especially with all the high expectations, it would at least work properly from the start. The user experience at this stage is disappointing, and it's leaving me with a very negative impression of the game.

good

almost real life in game

Multiplayer is kinda dead (especially groundwar) but still fun to play the campaign or in a private match with friends, only worth buying when its on sale

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019), developed by Infinity Ward and published under Activision, stands as a monumental milestone in the gaming journey of many, including myself. As someone who fell in love with the series during childhood, starting with the masterpiece that was Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (2007), this reboot reignited my passion for the franchise, drawing me back into the fold and transforming me into an active player once again. Even six years after its release, this title remains a staple of my gaming routine.

In this review, I’ll primarily focus on the narrative component of the game—the campaign—while briefly addressing its multiplayer and cooperative modes towards the end.

A Mature and Grounded Campaign
Modern Warfare (2019) is a reboot that respects its legacy while pushing boundaries. Infinity Ward took the core structure of the Modern Warfare universe and delivered a cinematic experience that feels deeply mature and more grounded in reality than any other Call of Duty campaign to date. Drawing inspiration from real-world conflicts, the narrative provides a unique flavor, immersing players in a gripping story crafted with authenticity and intensity.

The campaign introduces iconic characters like Captain Price, a younger yet colder version of the beloved figure from the original series. His presence anchors the story, creating a bridge between nostalgia and the fresh perspective this reboot brings. What stood out to me was the dual protagonist structure—a hallmark of the original Modern Warfare games. Here, we follow Alex and Kyle, both richly developed and relatable characters with distinct personalities and motivations. Their journeys are compelling, making it easy to step into their shoes and understand their perspectives.

Memorable and Iconic Missions
Modern Warfare (2019) boasts missions that have already achieved iconic status. One standout is Clean House, a mission oozing with realism where players infiltrate and clear a house of hostiles using night vision goggles. The tension, atmosphere, and meticulous design create an unforgettable experience that stays with you long after the mission ends.

The game offers a variety of visually stunning and atmospheric levels that fully immerse you in its universe. While I personally wish there had been more missions with the Marines on the streets of Urzikstan—akin to the iconic sequences with Sgt. Paul Jackson and Lt. Vasquez in Call of Duty 4—the hospital mission with the Marines is a stellar substitute. It stands out as one of my personal favorites for its intensity and design.

A True Homage to a Legendary Legacy
At its core, Modern Warfare (2019) is a reboot done right. It pays homage to the legendary status of the original Modern Warfare while carving its own identity. For the child in me, whose favorite military game was Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, this reboot has become the favorite military game of the adult me. It successfully balances nostalgia with innovation, creating a campaign that is both familiar and refreshingly new.

Multiplayer and Co-op Components
On the multiplayer front, Modern Warfare (2019) shines with visually stunning maps that capture the universe’s essence. The expansive arsenal of weapons, combined with a balanced gameplay style that bridges tactical realism and arcade fun, delivers an engaging and satisfying experience. Features like the tactile weapon handling, tactical sprint, and peek mechanics set new standards for military-oriented first-person shooters. These elements enhance immersion and contribute to the game’s lasting appeal.

However, the co-op mode feels underdeveloped in comparison. While it offers missions for up to four players set on parts of the battle royale map Verdansk, these often involve straightforward objectives that lack depth. Additionally, the modified campaign missions for co-op and the endless survival mode are fun but feel secondary to the campaign and multiplayer modes.

Final Thoughts
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) is, in my view, a masterpiece. It revitalized the franchise and set new benchmarks for narrative depth, gameplay mechanics, and visual fidelity. While its time in the spotlight may have passed, it remains a must-play for fans of military shooters, especially at a discounted price. For me, this reboot has cemented itself as a cornerstone of the Call of Duty series—a true testament to the brilliance of Infinity Ward’s vision.

The best call of duty that's has been created between the years of 2019-2025.

fun just needs more players