Free Download Games For PC: Medal of Honor Allied Assault

Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, the first PC installment of Electronic Arts' WWII-themed shooter series, is superb. However, if the realistic setting has led you to expect a serious combat simulation along the lines of Ghost Recon or Operation Flashpoint, you're going to be surprised and perhaps disappointed. Medal of Honor is first and foremost a run-and-gun shooter--a really, really excellent run-and-gun shooter. A lot of clever scripting and precisely orchestrated mayhem lend it a sustained intensity that more open-ended tactical shooters often lack. Relatively short but very dense, it's like one-half game and one-half amusement park ride.

Medal of Honor ISN is not very heavy in history. Instead, the game is divided into six more or less disconnected mission distributed in over 30 different levels. Instead focus on creating memorable characters and surprising plot movements, developers in 2015 have certainly had a way to introduce more effective memorable ever-Coin Set new and surprising elements of the game. As in Half-Life, see any real person's point of view of their nature. All Cutscene is perfectly integrated in the course of events. The control is never far from you. As in Half-Life, this technique is very effective in creating a sense of urgency and commitment to the environment Thursday It is a mystery why the developers did not use this viewpoint, 'performance more frequently.

the past two years, 10 - 15 hours seems to have become the standard length for a single player Shooters. Medal of Honor is not to break this trend and should have a little over 10 hours to complete the level of difficulty. But many packages in these hours. You've never won not force the user through the entire match. This is mainly because of the wide range of things interesting and unexpected incidents that occur on a regular basis. It seems as if the developers have tried to inject at all levels, some completely new challenge or a new combination of elements of previous levels. It is a testament to this diversity that provides many examples of destroying surprise.

Omaha Beach landing is that one memorable games scenes.Even well, at least one concrete example is in order, just to give an idea of how the participation of the Medal of Honor for missions could be. To begin the first level, riding on the back of a truck with four members of his group. The chief Brigadier inform everyone that you are trying to infiltrate a Nazi-occupied village. You can see another truck, running behind you. The two vehicles stop at a checkpoint, a guard and German approaches behind the truck and start talking to the driver. When the call is long, his team more and more agitated. Finally, the truck driver rear, fired a gun and shoot the guard when the alarms sound, all the gunfire erupted around him, and the rear truck explodes in a fireball. His model jump from his truck, and you follow. With the leader barking orders, each of you move through the village gates, finally making his way to a court. You are required to check a door. As it does, the German soldiers appear above the roofs and balconies that surround the small courtyard. You are trapped and chaos occurs, as bullets and grenades rain down on their employees. Ultimately, an open door is blown and was ordered to enter a building, now the second floor, and command a cannon mounted that will be used against him. When you do, and turn their arms against the Nazis, joins an ally and tells you that you are going to cover a window while the head at the other end of the court. As soon as you do, all the rest of the team is dead, and that is bound to continue to the next level alone.

Game Info.
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Developer: 2015
Genre: Historic First-Person Shooter
Release Date: Jan 20, 2002 (more)
ESRB: TEEN

Minimum System Requirements
System: PII 450 or equivalent
RAM: 128 MB
Video Memory: 16 MB
Hard Drive Space: 1229 MB

Recommended System Requirements
System: PIII 700 or equivalent
Video Memory: 32 MB

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