Posted on: August 5, 2019

V84Phantom

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Wonderful Classic

I grew up playing the Medal of Honor series; starting with the original on the PS1. The main studio behind the first game was under Dreamworks working alongside Steven Spielberg. Spielberg basically helped create an interactive version of his big film Saving Private Ryan. Some years after the original and its small sequel Underground, EA wanted to move the franchise to the PC. Allied Assault (along with the expansions) is a fantastic work of art. The soundtrack is amazing, especially for the time released. The overall game hasn't really aged well, but still holds up. I highly recommend starting the game on Easy so you can learn the layout of the levels and objectives since it gets really difficult closer to the end; even in the expansions, there's some escort missions where if you're not paying attention you can fail the objective since an ally died. There are some compatibility issues. There are some guides on GOG and elsewhere if you need some help getting the game to run. If you want a minor graphical upgrade, I suggest looking up the mod on ModDB. Overall, my rating stands at 4/5. It would be at a five, but the compatibility issues and random difficulty spikes make it fall short of perfection. I still recommend the game to anyone that's looking for an all time classic that basically help spawn other franchises that we also love and hate.

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Posted on: February 5, 2020

norakone

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Spiele: 3 Rezensionen: 1

Great game !

Amazing FPS old school I was 12 years old when I played for the first time and It reminds me of my childhood.

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Posted on: April 27, 2020

Harrythephot

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Spiele: 285 Rezensionen: 4

Good rather than great

The game has some truly amazing moments and incredible atmosphere, especially the D-DAY landing sequence. However, it also has some big failings, such as it's poor draw distance. I ended up deleting the game after failing miserably in the street battle, where enemy snipers would quickly kill you, before they were visible or had even been rendered on the screen. Kudos to those with the patience to get past that level, but it became too much of a chore to continue without enjoying it.

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Posted on: June 3, 2020

Gremliner00

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Simple, yet fun WWII FPS

Years after being tired of the saturation of WWII FPS games in the market and seeing Call of Duty: World at War as a swan song for the genre, the itch to play such games as come back at the right time, and MOH: Allied Assault is a good way to get back in. It may not wooh those who have loved games that succeeded it and improved upon it's ideas, it's simple to pick up and get used to, and once started, it's a joy to play through. Plus, it's cheap and comes included with two expansions. My only complaints would be the lack of proper widescreen support (although it's perfectly playable in 4:3) and may be a bit on the easy end for many.

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Posted on: June 11, 2021

FallingBright

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Easy to complain about. But. Normandy.

As reviewers state, this is a groundbreaking game that changed everything. Yet this is also a game that has been epically overshadowed by the games that follow it. All of this can be put aside for a moment though. The Normandy sequence is absolutely epic. With a basic knowledge of history sprinkled over, this section of the game embodies the anti modern-AAA hold your hand whatever style of gaming that rules the day. Drive forward, at all cost.

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