Medal of Honor: Allied Assault War Chest

The legendary 2002 FPS, which possesses one of the best OST ever. Needs some tweak if you want to play it properly on a widescreen monitor with normal fov, but nothing difficult.

Combat is good, level scenarious and layouts are good, music is superb. Speaking of expansions, Spearhead is only slightly weaker than main game, meanwhile Breakthrough while I like it, it is definitely not as good. Why did they make it so hard? On easy difficulty setting you barely get ammo, for some reason in this expansion enemies almost never drop ammo even though they always did in the main game and the other expansion. There was even one mission which I ran out of ammo for all weapons an had to use melee for maybe one third of the level. Also, the healpacks are rarer than checkpoints... Why did they make this expansion so difficult??? Overall, I enjoyed my experience much more than it annoyed me. I prefer Call of Duty 1 over this, but this isn't far behind. 7/10

Allied Assault sits in a weird place between proper retro FPS games and a more modern FPS experience. It's far from the Id-Software-pioneered classic gameplay and level design, and instead opts for slower, more "realistic" depiction of war with a focus on cinematic set-pieces over engaging or responsive gameplay. Ultimately it feels like a generic corridor shooter with all of the tropes and downsides associated with this design, and because it's it's such an early implementation, I feel like there are dozens of better examples of what it's trying to do. It's a bit of a hassle to make run nicely too: the native max resolution is abysmal, FOV is vomit inducing, mouse sensitivity is somehow all gunky, and something's off with the framerates or -timings. Partially you can fix these via the config file, but almost none of the solutions are seamless (except FOV). These problems combined with sub-par gameplay design make Allied Assault just far too difficult to appreciate.

Wow! What a game! There is nothing like a good WWII shooter. I created a GOG account specifically to play this. The gameplay is very similar to the first Call of Duty. It's also very hard on higher difficulties, so if you're new to the game, you might want to start on easy. My sole issue with this game is that there is no proper widescreen support. You have to do some configuration to get the game to fit your monitor resolution. PCGamingWiki is useful in situations like this. Aside from that, the game is excellent, and I highly recommend it if you enjoy old-school FPS games.

Doesn't work on Win11