It seems that there are more people playing 2015’s Call of Duty: Black Ops III than there are people still playing last year’s damp-squib space epic, Infinite Warfare. That’s a shame, because though the multiplayer in the newest game hasn’t been much of a hit, its single player campaign is the freshest the series has seen in years.

If you are still playing Infinite Warfare's multiplayer, you’ll be happy to know that its first DLC is now available. Called Sabotage, it adds four new maps to what’s still one of the largest video game franchises on this or any other planet.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare was top of the charts in the US, with Battlefield 1 and Pokemon niping at its heels.

The single player campaign is the freshest and most exciting Call of Duty has been in years. It's at its best when it veers away from the series staples and genuinely tries new things. Conversely, its multiplayer isn't - essentially rehashing last year's effort. Zombies? Well, it's Call of Duty Zombies, only with an 80's makeover.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare may have launched last week, but you'd struggle to know that just looking at player numbers on PC.

Planning on getting Infinite Warfare on the Windows 10 store thanks to its discounted price? You may want to hold off on that purchase.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare sticks closely to what it knows, in a year when other shooters have pushed up the benhmark well above expectation.

Remember when games were about fun and escapism? They still are - and Cal of Duty: Infinite Warfare's reminds you of that