The best call of duty games

1. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Call of Duty 4, the beginning games in series of modern warfare is not just the best game in modern warfare but the best call of duty at its time. The fps gaming experience was changed totally in online play and this game did had done a work in creating a new generation of fps games. The touch of modern weapons and helicopters, perks, sights and so on was very remarkable at that time. Being the most played game of call of duty, it topped in my list.

2. Call of Duty Black Ops 2

Call of Duty Black Ops 2 successfully maintained the storyline from black ops considering time and new soldiers. Once again, it makes an exotic FPS experience with sound and graphics and will last in your memory permanently. The storyline mainly cast on Menandez. In single player, players are switched from one mission to another, from present to past, showing link to Menandez. Its gives a feel of multiplayer in the starting of the game, how you can switch your weapons. Lastly, this is the most exciting call of duty till now.

3. Call of Duty 2

Call of Duty 2 is just about everything you would hope for and expect from the sequel to one of the most successful World War II shooters of all time. Its varied campaign, excellent sound and gameplay design, and generally good AI make it a worthy successor to the original. At the same time, though, it’s still a World War II shooter, and if you’ve grown weary of them, then Call of Duty 2’s lack of new material might turn you away. It can also be murderous on your computer if you have modest hardware. What Call of Duty 2 does do well is nail down just about all aspects that define an ideal first-person shooter. If you liked the original and have been thirsting for more, Call of Duty 2 will definitely deliver that. (#GameSpot)

4. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2

Modern Warfare 2 starts with the investigation of Makarov in the beginning. Later an unexpecting betrayal of General Shephard changed the storyline and made it concentrated on him. The game was thrilling and as well as heart-touching while losing few men like ghost. This game just had an epic ending.

5. Call of Duty Ghosts

Ghosts was supposed to be a game in the new generation. Trailers and gameplays did satisfy the gamers, but actually its just another copied modern warfare. FPS experience was similar to MW3 and Mw2. The story centers around two brothers, Logan and Hesh, their father Elias, and yes, their dog Reilly as they fight the Federation as part of the battered remnants of the U.S. military, and later as the elite Ghosts squad.

6. Call of Duty Black Ops

Call of Duty Black Ops has used the best way of storytelling I have ever seen. The story starts with confusion, later it increases the curiosity in out mind as we go forward and lastly with a great scene in the ending. The game is mainly known for the zombies mode.

7. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3

Modern Warfare 3 was just the continuing story of MW2. It started exactly where MW2 ended. The MP and solo didn’t give much of a new FPS experience comparing to MW2 and COD4

8. Call of Duty World at War

All in all World at War delivers. It isn’t a revolution in Call of Duty gaming, but neither is it a step backwards, like some have claimed. Right now, it’s the best WWII shooter we’ve played, largely because it’s got a solid (if unoriginal) single player, some spectacular multiplayer, and oh yeah: because it’s brutal as hell. (#gamesradar)

9. Call of Duty

This game might be many years old, yet this isn’t forgotten. Call of Duty’s single-player missions let you experience some incredible battles from the perspective of an American soldier, a British commando, and a Russian conscript, who isn’t even given a gun.

10. Call of Duty 3

This is the only call of duty which didn’t release in PC and therefore lacked behind of all. There’s no radar, killcam. After the release of Call of Duty 2, this game wasn’t really expected.