Medal of Honor

Developer: EA Digital Illusions CE AB
Genre: Arcade/Action
Originally on: Windows (2010)
Works on: PC, Windows
User Rating: 9.0/10 - 4 votes
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Game Overview

The highest military award is not only a symbol of bravery and willingness to sacrifice their lives for the good of the motherland. It's also a huge responsibility on the shoulders of the protagonist of the military shooter Medal of Honor. Go on special missions in Nazi-occupied France and contribute to the fight against Germany.

A Truly Heavy Student

James Patterson is a Flight and Transportation College student whose education was interrupted by the draft for the war. World War II is in full swing, and the shores of Normandy are beginning to be stormed by American military forces. The landing should be clear and trouble-free, but the Germans don't think so, shooting down the planes and creating poor visibility for the pilots. James' plane is shot down, but the pilot bravely fights off the advancing enemy, protecting his wounded comrades. The pilot received the Medal of Honor for his courage and bravery in combat.

Mission must be accomplished

The Medal of Honor recipient immediately receives an offer for a new mission in France, where he goes. In the land of baguettes and croissants, Patterson must brilliantly complete seven missions, which are divided into twenty-four game levels. The enemies will be, already synonymous with evil, the Nazis.

The man with the ammunition depot in his pocket

The hero is alone, but he has plenty of guns. To make your way to the end of the mission, you'll need:

Browning Automatic Rifle and US Rifle, Caliber.30, M1
United States Rifle, Caliber.30, Model 1903
Thompson submachine gun and Maschinenpistole 40
Walther P38 and M1911 pistols
Hand grenades
M1 Bazooka grenade launcher

Similar equipment will be in the enemies, so there is no need to worry about the location of ammunition. Speaking of enemy AI, it can behave quite unexpectedly and humanly. A soldier falling on a grenade defending his own or knocking grenades off at the protagonist is not uncommon. Scholars may voluntarily surrender and then strike with a hidden gun. Remember, this is war; you can't relax for a second.

Breaking into a movie directed by Steven Spielberg himself is not possible, but not with the shooter Medal of Honor. The story of a World War II fighter is not only interestingly told and shown, but also makes you sweat in unequal battles: one against all.