https://www.pcgamer.com/call-of-duty-black-ops-4-review/

What is it? A multiplayer FPS with the array of usual game-types, as well as a Battle Royale mode.Expect to pay: $60 / €40Developer: TreyarchPublisher: ActivisionReviewed on: Windows 10, Intel i7-8700k, GeForce GTX 1080, 16GB RAM Multiplayer: A 100-player “battle royale” mode, 8-12 player competitive play, and 4-player co-op against zombies.Link: Official site

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s take on battle royale, Blackout, feels like an unintentional commentary on the series as a whole. It’s a nakedly sales-driven version of one of the most popular trends in gaming right now, expertly-tuned to the whims of a capricious gaming community. Like every Call of Duty since Modern Warfare, Blackout is a rendition of ideas forged by bolder games. But with its usual array of compulsive multiplayer modes and the most instantly-thrilling battle royale mode to date—which saw me lose all the members of my squad, commandeer a helicopter, and then immediately crash into another firefight within 30 seconds of deploying—Blops 4 has reignited my interest in the franchise.