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Teen Review: Black Ops 3

Review Black Ops 3 by JC

This game is one of my favorites in the 2015 line of games. I would honestly give this game 4 and a half stars. The reason being is because pf the three main game modes which are Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies. This game has a home for everyone. If you like playing by yourself or with other people, there i definitely something for you in this game.

This game adds on to the original Black Ops and Black Ops 2. The only thing that stops this game from getting 5 stars is two reasons. The first being the fact that there is downloadable content. DLC's are $15 each and there are four. I feel like they should be free or at least a reasonable price. $15 for one DLC in my eyes is overpriced. The second reason is that fact this this is all only available on the "next gen" consoles which include PC, XBoxOne, and PS4. It does come out on the old gen consoles, but there is so much stuff that is missing.

Overall, I would recommend his game to anyone and this game is perfect except for those two reasons, for me at least.

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