Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - Single Player Demo

The Medal of Honor franchise is all about offering you an intense experience of the battlefield, by making use of scripted events, cutscenes and a lot of action. In Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, you get to witness a variety of exciting scenarios and take part in them from a first-person perspective, as well as do your best to take out the enemies that stand in your way.

As in every other title, you play a specific role in the story, in this case of an undercover OSS agent that infiltrates behind the enemy lines during the second World War. Thus, throughout the campaign, you get to visit places like the Omaha beach, various German bases across Europe and Africa, as well as the lovely French lands.

Each mission has different objectives though, whether it is to gather information, or rescue some fellow soldiers that have been captured by the enemy forces. This way, the gameplay is always different and you get to take part in a variety of situations, which naturally spawn more than a few scripted events and cutscenes during the more critical moments.

Although the series is known for its cinematic approach to war, the actual FPS mechanics that are involved are heavily refined as well, especially since you get to wield a wide range of different weapons and vehicles as you advance further into the game. Hence, from common rifles that adhere to realistic ballistics, to powerful anti-aircraft weapons and tanks, you get to play around with more than a few guns, all of which are closely modeled after their real counterpart.

The multiplayer mode has received a lot of praise from the players as well, since it encompasses a hefty number of modes and more than enough maps to keep the war going for quite some time. Unquestionably, the graphic quality increases with every new release, as is the case with the title at hand, featuring high-resolution textures, improved special effects and exquisite character animation both in-game and in the cutscenes.

Medal of Honor: Allied Assault remains true to the series and delivers yet another exciting chapter from Europe's bloody history. As always, the scripted content may fragment the gameplay a bit, but they are very well-made and they manage to increase your adrenaline level.