
Fight Today's War: Elite Special Forces in a gritty combat campaign using the surgical tactics of Tier 1 Operators combined with the sledgehammer force of Army Rangers.
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Operating directly under the National Command Authority, a relatively unknown entity of handpicked warriors are selected when it is crucial that a mission must not fail. They are the Tier 1 Operators. There are over 2 million active soldiers. Of those, approximately 50 thousand fall under the direct control of the Special Operations Command. The Tier 1 Operator functions on a level above and beyond even the most highly trained Special Operations Forces. Their exact numbers, while classified, hover in the low hundreds. They are living, breathing, precision instruments of war. They are experts in the application of violence. The new Medal of Honor™ is inspired by and developed with actual Tier 1 Operators from this elite community. Players step into the boots of these warriors and apply their unique skill sets to fight a new enemy in the most unforgiving and hostile conditions of present day Afghanistan.
This is a new war. There is a new warrior. He is Tier 1.
Fight Today's War: Elite Special Forces in a gritty combat campaign using the surgical tactics of Tier 1 Operators combined with the sledgehammer force of Army Rangers.
Unparalleled Authenticity: Intense story with incredible pacing and variety set in the rugged Afghanistan landscape, creating a shooter experience only available from the storied Medal of Honor franchise.
Note: Single-Player only
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Italian*, Spanish - Spain*, Polish, Russian, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 69 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
Juego muy entretenido y con historia, La jugabilidad es impecable. La esencia de MOH sigue
Man, I totally enjoyed this game. Can't believe I never played this on the PS3 console back in 2010. But better late than never. Enjoying going back in time to playing video games again.
Prima
este juego me dio mucho honor.
OTIMO
Lembro-me quando joguei esse jogo pela primeira vez e fiquei maravilhado com os gráficos (para aquele tempo era alta definição), uma franquia tão amada pra quem jogou no PS1 e PS2, com esse novo cenário, novos ambientes e lore. Medal of Honor é um jogo maravilhoso pra quem gosta do estilo, vale muito a pena. Curtinho e legal, recomendo.
[h3]⊚ STORIA: [b]7,15[/b][/h3] [h3]⊚ ESPERIENZA DI GIOCO: [b]7,15[/b][/h3] [h3]⊚ VOTO FINALE: [b]7,15[/b][/h3] [h3]TERMINATO IL: [b]05/07/2026[/b][/h3] [i][b]Premessa personale[/b] Non sono un esperto di critica videoludica, ma gioco da sempre. Nel mio catalogo Steam sono presenti molti titoli che preferisco vivere e completare prima di esprimere un giudizio. Per questo motivo, condivido un parere totalmente soggettivo, basato esclusivamente sulla mia esperienza diretta. Le valutazioni che seguono tengono conto principalmente di: ➔ STORIA (trama, personaggi) ➔ ESPERIENZA DI GIOCO (gameplay, divertimento, sensazioni generali, giocabilità) ➔ VOTO FINALE (media delle valutazioni) Sentiti libero/a di [b]aggiungermi su Steam[/b].[/i]
十几年前这游戏刚出来时候玩过学习版,当时感觉还不错 现在重温,就是个俗套的美式电影,特别是现实世界里2021年霉菌从阿富汗跑路的狼狈,反差太大 整体给个好评吧
Buen FPS para pasar el rato, si lo que buscas es pasar un rato entretenido sin prestar mucha atención a la historia, este es el juego ideal.
[h1]Original disc version on Linux — a buggy mess scripted as hell[/h1] [b]Important:[/b] This review is based on a complete playthrough of the patched original retail disc version running through Wine 11 on Kubuntu 26.04. It is not based on the Steam or GOG release. Steam only shows 0.3 hours because I did not complete the game through Steam. This review covers the single-player campaign only. Medal of Honor (2010) moves the series into the war in Afghanistan and switches between Tier 1 operators and Army Rangers. It tries to present a more grounded military campaign than Call of Duty, with stealth, sniping, air support, vehicle sections and large firefights. Unfortunately, I found the campaign to be a buggy mess and one of the most aggressively scripted action games I have played. [h2]The action is controlled by hidden triggers[/h2] The biggest problem is that events often refuse to happen until I stand in one exact place or perform the exact action demanded by the script. It does not feel like I am advancing through a battle. It feels like I am searching for invisible switches that allow the battle to continue. A good example happens in the built-up area that the game calls a “compound.” The objective told me to look for Panther and Vegas at the compound walls. The area looked more like a small town or city to me, so the wording confused me and it took far too long to understand what the game wanted. By pure chance, I was already aiming toward the correct corner. Even then, Panther and Vegas did not come around it until I moved close enough to activate the hidden trigger. Nothing was wrong with my position from a tactical point of view; the game simply refused to continue until I obeyed its script. That example describes much of the campaign. Your squad can appear unable to do anything until you cross the correct line, even when everyone is already in position. It destroys the illusion of being part of a military operation because the soldiers often feel like actors waiting for their cue. [h2]Linux and Wine experience[/h2] My system: [code] OS: Kubuntu 26.04 LTS Wine: 11 CPU: Intel Core i7-6850K @ 4.00 GHz GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER RAM: 16 GB Resolution: 1920x1080 [/code] The disc version installed, patched and ran, but it needed manual fixes. After roughly an hour of play, the game crashed and displayed an error containing a long list of memory addresses. I stopped that long-session crash by launching it with: [code]WINE_LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE=1[/code] The default mouse movement also felt extremely unnatural because mouse smoothing was enabled. I disabled it in [i]MOHAInput.ini[/i]: [code]bEnableMouseSmoothing=false[/code] The game still did not feel smooth, so I also changed this in [i]MOHAEngine.ini[/i]: [code]OneFrameThreadLag=False[/code] After those changes, the game ran much better. They did not fix the campaign’s scripting problems or the other bugs, but they made aiming and general movement far more tolerable. [h2]What still works[/h2] There are moments where the atmosphere, weapon sounds and mountain setting work well. The campaign also has more variety than a basic corridor shooter, and some of the larger defensive battles are effective when the scripting behaves correctly. But the game constantly removes control from the player. It funnels you through narrow paths, waits for invisible triggers and regularly makes it obvious that every dramatic moment has been staged around one exact action. A linear shooter can still feel natural; this one often feels mechanically forced. The campaign took me a little under five hours to finish. That is not automatically a problem, but it is very short for a game with this many interruptions, bugs and technical issues. There is not enough strong gameplay here to compensate for how often the scripting gets in the way. [h2]Verdict[/h2] [b]Not recommended.[/b] There is a decent military shooter buried inside Medal of Honor (2010), but I spent too much time fighting its scripts, controls and technical problems instead of fighting the enemy. The Wine fixes made it playable and improved the mouse response, but they could not fix the basic design. If you specifically want a short, heavily directed Afghanistan campaign and can tolerate old PC-game problems, you may get something from it. For me, completing the original disc version only confirmed how limited, fragile and over-scripted the experience is. [b]Campaign time:[/b] Just under 5 hours [b]Version reviewed:[/b] Patched original retail disc [b]Platform:[/b] Kubuntu 26.04 through Wine 11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS-LdRBLJII
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