Medal of Honor: Allied Assault War Chest

If you haven't played this before like me, you definitely should get this.

The WWII FPS genre basically blossomed from this game. Admittedly, the graphics have not aged well and doesn't support widescreen natively but the game mechanics are as tight as ever. The missions are varied enough that the entire game doesn't feel like you are just checking objective one by one. Good Buy !

Introduced my co-workers to this game. We needed a game that would run on the computers at work... Integrated Intel Graphics on Intel i5 processors. I know that under the notes it says that this game will not run on Intel Integrated Graphics but it will, you will need to download the correct OpenGL.dll file in order for it to work. It was great fun to play several rounds of MOHAA with my co-workers.

Hope it works with windows 10... If it don't I don't care. I used to play this constantly with my friends back in the day and still this game set the standard for what we have today... i'm buying this game whether it works on my modern rig or not . i see people give bad reviews because of outdated drivers or modern operating system problems. Buy a potato play this game and have just as much fun or maybe more than anything out today. way better than the console versions. like modded servers for freeze tag omg so much fun i had with this game. just a classic that younger players should play. just like the goonies or back to the future movies that still today is known and popular with younger generation.

I love the MoH series (Frontline and Airborne being the top two, in my opinion), and I made my way through Allied Assault, Spearhead, and Breakthrough. I was surprised at how much fun a 15 year-old FPS can be--mowing down Nazis never gets old, I suppose. But the game doesn't mask its age well: you will run into some annoying conventions that have all but disappeared from modern shooters. Infrequent checkpoints (you had better quicksave often), annoying deaths (such as getting clipped by a slow-moving object), and some infuriating objectives that require many reloads to accomplish will frustrate you. I also ran into some compatibility problems. Sometimes the game would crash over and over at the same spot, so I had to run it in Safe Mode (which fortunately the game recommends when it notes it has crashed previously). Overall a nice blast from the past, but unless you've played these games before (old FPS games in general), you'll be in for a few hiccups that mar an otherwise enjoyable experience.