Medal of Honor: Allied Assault is realistic first-person shooter about World War II, similar to Call of Duty 2 and Enlisted. You play as a United States Army Ranger and face a variety of World War II scenarios, from D-Day landings to driving tanks across battlefields and sneaking through bombed-out cities populated by snipers.

Medal of Honor Allied Assault Features realistic weapon and scenarios taken from real World War II battlefields. The weapon must be authentically loaded, recoil when fired, and accurately match the time period. Enemies also behave realistically and react differently to shots, which makes the game interesting.

How many missions are in Medal of Honor: Allied Assault?

Medal of Honor Allied Assault Features six missions spread over a total of twenty levels. There is a lot of variety between the various missions, which include assaulting Omaha Beach as part of the D-Day landings, disguising yourself as an enemy soldier to steal classified research documents, and escorting fellow soldiers through bombed-out cities full of snipers.

Does Medal of Honor: Allied Assault have multiplayer?

Unfortunately, the story campaign is single-player with no co-op, but Medal of Honor: Allied Assault has an online multiplayer that contains a wide variety of content to keep players after they’ve completed the story. There are more ten multiplayer maps accessible and four multiplayer game modes. These include Free for All, Team Deathmatch, Round-Based Mode (the last surviving perma-death Team Deathmatch), and Capture the Flag mode.

A fun, varied and realistic World War II shooter

The Medal of Honor series is known for its accuracy and realism. Medal of Honor: Allied Assault lives up to this and offers a wide variety of different weapons, vehicles, locations and mission objectives. Unfortunately, the enemy AI is relatively simple, so the enemies you need to shoot at aren’t particularly difficult. However, the game still challenges through thoughtful level design as well as Creative mission goals.