It’s relieving to see Medal of Honor’s single player campaign is most importantly not “hollywood” its a short lived journey with a persistent feeling you’re fighting a losing battle. Everything gels well to create a game which is hard to put down, until its disappointing but hopeful ending.

There are even a few original rock songs which kick in while you’re kicking ass. This focus on authenticity helps generate an authentic war-zone atmosphere and amps up the immersive gameplay. The developers have gone to great lengths to record actual gunfire and vehicle sounds on location. In fact the sound design shines as one of MOH’s best aspects. This title is well written and the voice acting melds magnificently with the script. It was quite gratifying to see a first person shooter where so much love and care has obviously gone into the development of the narrative it stays really authentic throughout. Medal Of Honor is paced so that it balances the in game cinematography and cutscenes perfectly with gameplay. There is no lack of tension and the time passes quickly without ever giving the feeling that you’ve been short changed. There are plenty of situations when it looks like all hope is lost and every so often somebody will crack a joke or two, which will genuinely make you laugh (“ that was pretty fucking ninja” for example). It’s not unpredictable but has plenty of surprises around the corner nonetheless.

Each loveable soldier brings a unique skill set to the front lines with a contrasting combination of stealth and overwhelming brute force.Įach character is incredibly relatable and brings something unique to the table Each role has an important part to play in the unraveling of this war story.

The campaign is told from the perspective of four different characters Deuce, Rabbit, Hawk and Adams.

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