Medal of Honor
Release Date: October 12, 2010
Action, FPP, modern conflicts, FPS, shooters, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet
Steam
Another installment in the bestselling Medal of Honor series. This entry is a reboot of the saga, and for the first time in history it takes place in modern times. The game was created by Danger Close studio in cooperation with EA Dice. The former created the single player mode, the latter developed multiplayer mode. In the game the player assumes the roles of two members of elite American forces, Tier 1 and US Rangers.
Last Update: November 5, 2010
Medal of Honor Game Guide & Walkthrough
This guide to Medal of Honor contains a full walkthrough, together with useful tips of the harder fights and the well hidden enemies have been marked.
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The main pros of the game
- Realism and Atmosphere: Many players praised the game for its realistic portrayal of military operations and the immersive atmosphere, particularly set in Afghanistan.
- Gameplay Variety: Reviewers appreciated the diverse mission types, which included intense firefights, stealth missions, and sniping sections, contributing to engaging gameplay.
- Nostalgia Factor: For those who played the game years ago, it evoked strong feelings of nostalgia, with good storytelling and pacing.
- Decent Graphics and Good Maps: The game was noted for its decent graphics and well-designed maps, especially for multiplayer modes.
- Overall Enjoyment: Many users found the game fun to play, both in single-player and multiplayer modes, with some giving it a personal score of around 8.5/10.
The main cons of the game
- Short Campaign: A recurring criticism was the short length of the single-player campaign, typically lasting only 5-6 hours, leaving players wanting more memorable moments.
- Level Design Issues: Some players pointed out poor level design, including invisible walls and frustrating NPC behavior that hindered gameplay.
- Inconsistent Enemy AI: The unpredictability of enemy accuracy was mentioned, with some players finding it frustrating and reliant on luck.
- Compatibility Issues: Users noted difficulties with running the game on newer operating systems, like Windows 11, and the need for unofficial patches to fix these issues.
The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users
- Lack of Memorable Moments: Players expressed a desire for more significant and memorable moments within the campaign.
- Improved AI: Many reviews suggested that the AI for both enemies and allies could be enhanced for a better gameplay experience.
- More Content: There were calls for additional content or expansions to lengthen the campaign and provide more depth to the multiplayer experience.
- Better Checkpoint System: Some players found the checkpoint system to be unhelpful, leading to frustration during gameplay.
Summary
- Overall, while Medal of Honor? has received praise for its gameplay and realism, it also faces criticisms regarding its campaign length, level design, and technical issues.
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GAMERS Score
Average score from 5354 votes. 1436 players anticipated the game.
Medal of Honor Description
Medal of Honor for PC, PS3 and X360 is a first person shooter which is a kind of reboot of the series which was begun in 1999 on PlayStation. For the first time in the history of the series, the players are given the chance to participate in a contemporary conflict. The production was developed by two development teams: one at EA Los Angeles, which designed the single-player mode, and the other at EA DICE, which developed a dynamic multiplayer mode.
Plot
Medal of Honor takes its players to Afghanistan, where they will assume the role of the soldiers of two different units. The first one is called Tier 1. It is an elite anti-terrorist unit, carrying out the orders of the National Command Authority -- the U.S. body consisting of the U.S. president and the secretary of defense, obliged to make the most important strategic decisions - e.g. on the start of a nuclear attack. As a Tier 1 soldiers, we conduct quiet and precise operations deep in the enemy territory. The second unit is U.S. Rangers. These units operate like warhammer and do not bother with any niceties. They go hard and do not let up until it wipes out its objectives out of the surface of the earth. Alternating between these two units provides a great variety of experiences.
Mechanics
In the production, we are involved in large-scale special military operations modeled on real events. Throughout the production process, the developers could count on the active support of the U.S. Special Operations Community, which ensured the credibility of the shown events. The player has the ability to ride a quad bike, bombard enemy positions using drones, or fire from a helicopter gunner station.
Game modes
In addition to the single player campaign and the multiplayer mode, the game also offers a mode called Tier 1. It consists of already beaten levels, but this time the player has a time limit. For each phase we have a certain amount of minutes after the expiration of which the mission fails. However, the player has the ability to stop the counter by scoring headshots, killing enemies in close combat, or blasting them with grenades. This mode requires an Internet connection because it automatically creates rankings of the best results.
Technical aspects
Medal of Honor for PC, PS3 and X360 uses two graphics engines. The single player campaign was developed with the use of Unreal Engine 3.0, while the multiplayer mode is powered by the famous Frostbite engine.
Last updated on August 14, 2015
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Game Series
Medal of Honor Series
A popular series of first-person shooters (FPS), allowing players to take on the roles of soldiers. The series, developed by Electronic Arts, is considered the protoplast of the competitive Call of Duty.
15 video games
Medal of Honor Summary
Platforms:
PC / Windows
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
Developer: Electronic Arts Inc.
Publisher: Electronic Arts Inc.
Medal of Honor System Requirements
PC / Windows
Recommended: Pentium D 3.2 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 256 MB (GeForce 7800 GT or better), 9 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7
Xbox 360
Uses: Xbox Live
DLCs for Medal of Honor
Clean Sweep Pack
DLC
November 2, 2010
Hot Zone Pack
DLC
November 2, 2010