Call of Duty: Ghosts

When it comes to the multiplayer, I admittedly haven't played enough of it to form an opinion and I don't see myself playing it anytime soon.

Every piece of criticism the campaign has gotten is totally justified. For those unfamiliar, here they are, to name a few:

Bad dialogue, a clichéd villain, cheesiness, bland heroes, clumsy voice acting, plot contrivances, a lack of consequences, a dumb f'n ending, and a plot as rehashed as The Hangover's.

That being said, it's a guilty pleasure of mine. I see it as mindless, bloody fun with plenty of replay value. I play through it at least once year. And Rorke's appearance reminds me fondly of Staff Sergeant Barnes from Platoon, which is one of my favorite movies. And considering one of the characters is named Elias and he's fighting someone who looks like Sergeant Barnes, I like that little reference. Also, I like the time period. It's the future but not quite the future, you know?

All I can really say in the way of praise is... 1. Keegan was kind of cool.

2. This is one of the best-looking Call of Duty games. It's very aesthetically pleasing from the environments to the soldiers themselves.