Age Rating

17+

Things To Know

  • Multiplayer allows communication
  • Report inappropriate behavior
  • Communication settings
  • Highly Competitive Gameplay
  • In-App Purchases
  • No Ads

Cost

Varies

Available On

  • PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and mobile (Call of Duty: Mobile).
  • Key Feature
  • Focus: Military first-person shooter featuring intense combat, strategy, and multiplayer action.
  • Ages: Rated M (17+) for violence, strong language, and mature themes.
  • In-App Purchases: Yes (cosmetic items, battle passes, in-game currency).
  • Ads: None, but may promote in-game purchases and other Call of Duty titles.
  • Price: Varies (some titles are full-priced games, while Call of Duty: Warzone is free-to-play with microtransactions).
  • Group Chat Feature: Yes (voice and text chat in multiplayer).
  • Platform Availability: PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and mobile (Call of Duty: Mobile).

Latest Game Review

Here are some latest game review for you:

  • What Parents Need to Know
  • Call of Duty is a highly popular and fast-paced military shooter known for realistic combat and engaging multiplayer modes.
  • The game features strong violence, including gunfights, explosions, and realistic military scenarios.
  • Storylines often include intense themes such as terrorism, war crimes, and global conflicts.
  • Multiplayer allows communication with strangers through voice and text chat, which can expose players to inappropriate language and behavior.
  • Some versions, like Warzone and Call of Duty: Mobile, are free-to-play but heavily monetize through in-game purchases.

Potential Dangers to Be Aware Of

  • Exposure to mature themes, violence, and strong language.
  • Interaction with strangers in online multiplayer, which may lead to negative experiences.
  • In-game purchases can add up quickly, especially with seasonal battle passes and cosmetic items.
  • Highly competitive gameplay can lead to frustration, aggression, or gaming addiction.
  • Some players may be exposed to cheating or hacking in online matches.
  • Safety and Accessibility
  • Parents can disable voice and text chat to limit interactions with strangers.
  • Some games offer content filters to reduce graphic violence or explicit language.
  • Multiplayer requires an internet connection, and gameplay often pairs players with others worldwide.
  • Players can report inappropriate behavior, but moderation is not always immediate.
  • Accessibility features vary by title, including colorblind settings, control remapping, and subtitles.
  • Educational Benefits
  • None
  • Tips for Parents
  • Review the ESRB rating and in-game content before allowing kids or teens to play.
  • Use parental controls on consoles or PCs to manage spending and communication settings.
  • Encourage playing with friends rather than random online players to ensure a safer experience.
  • Discuss responsible online behavior, including avoiding toxic communities and cyberbullying.
  • Set time limits, as the game can be highly engaging and lead to extended play sessions.

Call of Duty is a thrilling and engaging first-person shooter, but its mature themes, online interactions, and monetization strategies make it essential for parents to stay informed. If your teen wants to play, set boundaries and use parental controls to create a safer gaming experience.