Posted on: November 19, 2015

aditzul

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Classics never die

One of the best FPS, WWII themed games I ever played. I was looking around so much, to buy this game but couldn't find any info until I thought of stopping by GoG to check it out. Am happy to say now I own a GoG account thanks to this game being here. The game itself is a classic, old school FPS, with the feel and the atmosphere of the time, and although is not a "modern FPS" I think it's better than most games out there. Like I said in the title, classics never die.

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Posted on: February 10, 2016

hughmancase

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absolutely perfect

what i love about this game in particular is that with gog they did everything to make sure it runs perfectly even on a windows 10 PC. all the video and advanced options maxed out dont make the game crash and if you just follow this: http://www.mohreborn.com/ you will be able to play ONLINE!!!!! :D i love this game it is a childhood memory and i LOVE GOG for making this classic work so well. THANK YOU!!!!!

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Posted on: March 22, 2015

VolcanicLightnin

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An acquired taste for modern gamers.

Medal of Honor Allied Assault was at the peak of the FPS genre over 13 years ago, but nowadays it can be tough for gamers used to newer and better games to get into it. It's not a classic that anyone can pick up and play like Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Halo, or Call of Duty. Rather, Allied Assault is something you really need to give a chance before passing judgement. I was skeptical after reading negative modern reviews and playing the demo, but eventually I bought MOHAA on sale and I learned to like it. Allied Assault has a heart and soul, which is something I can't even say about the best COD titles! Allied Assault often gets compared to Call of Duty 1 since the development team went on to form Infinity Ward, but that's unfair. It's closer to EA's James Bond titles from the early 2000s with emphasis on espionage over all-out warfare. The surprisingly non-linear "The Command Post" is the best example of what this game has to offer. Unfortunately, MOHAA has stiff movement, imprecise weapons, and hilariously-bad AI that is completely blind and deaf from long distances on most of the maps. Maps like "Battle of the Bocage" show why this game was too primitive to attempt the gameplay that COD would perfect one year later. Allied Assault has a lengthy campaign of 34 maps (with a secret map accessible through the maplist) spread across 6 missions that span from sneaking aboard a U-Boat in Norway to blowing up a mustard gas facility in Germany. In addition, there are two expansions included that add an extra 20 maps between them. They both make huge improvements to the movement, gunplay, and AI. Spearhead has really nice proto-COD1 gameplay, whereas the less said about Breakthrough, the better. For $9.99, the War Chest is definitely a good purchase. For $3.99, it's a steal! If you liked MOHAA, I also recommend picking up the terribly-underrated MOH Airborne. It's one of the handful of modern FPS games to have open, non-linear level designs.

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Posted on: June 29, 2020

brunocalderon

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Great Title!

Medal of Honor: Allied Assault was one of the very first games i played on the gaming pc I built when I was back in school. So many memories and such a great game to play, never ages!

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Posted on: July 4, 2020

Louard_le_Barbare

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Good ol' WWII action (for the most part)

Released a few years before the end of the golden age of the FPS genre, MoHAA kickstarted the trend of military shooters, while also maintaining the feel of more retro games. The game is not particularly story-driven despite being written by Steven Spielberg. You get dropped in each level with a bunch of simple objectives to complete, indicated by a quest marker (that's the modern part) and a ton of enemies to kill (that's the retro part). Despite this linearity, you are constantly thrown in different combat settings: the game cleverly alternates between infiltration, tactical long-range combat, and fast-paced corridor shooting, which works really well and never gets tiresome. While not particularly good-looking for its time or even its graphic engine, MoHAA makes up to this by having large and believable environments, and creating of sense of historical accuracy to the period it depicts. The atmosphere is grim, with a lot of war fog and missions taking place at night, which really reinforces the impression of realism it's going for. The AI is not bright, and the difficulty mostly comes from the sheer amount of enemies and their bullet-soaking superpowers. Unfortunately, they are often deliberately hidden so that they will shoot you before you can even see them - my advice for a happy marriage: finds someone who loves you as much as Germans in this game love to hide behind poorly rendered foliage. And yeah, fighting the Axis in real life was hard, but this still comes across as cheap and frustrating. The "Breakthrough" expansion is notably plagued with this, and couples it with a ridiculously low amount of ammo and medkits, as well as a lot of hard-hitting enemies: it is really underwhelming. It may not be the greatest shooter of its generation due to these shortcomings, but MoHAA still delivers on key points, while also providing memorable sequences, like the infamous Omaha Beach level. It's a worthy experience which I would recommend to all fans of FPS games.

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