Since I own a PC (ala PC is a boyar, or rather a laptop is a boyar), then I had to start getting acquainted with the series only with this game, skipping a few shooters before it, since they came out for consoles.
"Medal of Honor: Allied Assault" is a game that at one time, I think, set its recognizable standard for military shooters, immersing in the atmosphere of World War II with good detail. The graphics looked good for their time. I played relatively recently, so in the early 2020s I treated the graphics of the 2002 game with full understanding. The locations in the game range from city streets and snow-covered forests to secret military bases, each level looks authentic, which gives the game credibility.
Each mission in the game offers unique tasks and challenging situations. The game moves away from simple shootouts, adding elements of stealth and sabotage, which makes the passage more diverse. The variety of goals and gameplay situations keeps you in suspense until the very end.
The game attracts attention with a full-fledged plot. The campaign looks decent, I want to watch the development of the story. From beginning to end. Especially in the context of real-life events, in which certain missions of the game are intertwined.
"Medal of Honor: Allied Assault" is memorable. I'm unlikely to play it again. I would not say that I liked it very much, but this is a really important project of its era, which should be familiarized with. The project shows how to make World War II-themed games correctly, and is still admired for its realism, rich gameplay and exciting missions, which remain classics even years after release.
7 out of 10.
