One mission in Norway has you sneaking around disguised as a German officer in order to sabotage a submarine another has you in France stealing a King Tiger tank and raising all sorts of hell with it. The missions are fairly varied - some will place you on search-and-rescue operations, some are hit-and-run, and some just require you to escape with your life. The game is spread out over 6 distinct missions (a total of 33 levels), each taking place at a certain time and location starting in late 1942, and ending in early 1945.ĭon't you wish you drove up in that tank? Actually, you did. Like the first two games, Allied Assault is a fairly straightforward first-person shooter - you play Lieutenant Mike Powell, an American soldier working for the Office of Strategic Services in WWII Europe (OK, one mission is in North Africa). For the series' first foray onto the PC, EA handed over development to 2015, a name gamers may recognize from the excellent Wages of SiN mission pack a few years back. The first two ( Medal of Honor and MoH: Underground) were developed by Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Interactive for the Sony PlayStation, continuing the director's fascination with all things WWII. Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault is the third in a series of WWII games published by EA Games. Gamers looking for a "realistic" experience may find the action a bit over-the-top, but like Raiders, it's such a fantastic ride that you'll likely find yourself raving about it long after the credits roll. Far more than your average shooter, MoH:AA sucks you into its world, complete with more scripted scenes that you can possibly hope to see in one trip through the game.
That description pretty much sums up Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault. The first mission places you on a rescue mission with a squad of other Allied soldiers.
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