Medal of Honor™

Ok Steam... now give up MOH Warfighters. Oldie but a goodie. Miss MOH. Glad they brought this back to the store.

TL;DR: Before Peter Berg Lone Survivor, there was MoH 2010. Also, F@#K EA, Andrew Wilson & SecuROM DRM! Summary: Previously played on Xbox 360 back in the day. It's an okay game. The campaign is relatively short, but entertaining in some ways. Sad moments is there though. MoH 2010 is a Biopic of the WoT on video games. A bold move on the story, following 4 SEALS team on a loosely based of Operation Anaconda of Takur Ghar. Blessed those that were in Service. Gameplay: Typical war shooter that you all played from other war shooter stuff. You have two primary and one secondary. Usually a Shotgun, M4 and at some point, there is also LMG which you mowed down dozens of Taliban/OpFor through out the campaign. Headshot is very easily achieved with any weapons. But the epic one is the shotgun. One round on a Taliban and BOOM! Their guts...got blown off! Pros: Campaign is pretty solid, even if it's short. Weapons feels good and headshot is satisfying. Cons: A lot. - It's f@#k!n short. So, you're gonna have to deal with it. If not, then wait for sale or sail to the high seas, if you have to. - Some minor AI bug, like allies often won't move, which forces you to restart to previous checkpoints and do that all over again. And sometimes, you might not realizes, while mowing down dozens of Taliban, some sequence continued to keep playing (i.e: When many Taliban chasing you down the mountains, Voodoo supposed to help you climb up, but he stays stuck). - The game has SecuROM 8 with 5 Machine limits. Which means, it will ask you for verification, every time you install the game on another hardware. You can read PCGamingWiki for details on that. In-short, it's f@#k!ng useless! If someone is unbothered with this crap, they're f@#k!ng Satan reincarnated! This also apply to those that say "It's EA DRM, no biggie". F@#K YOU! - There's graphical flickering in some cases, which I found likely to be for those with AMD Chipset. Maybe tweak something? I dunno. It's just annoying. - Multiplayer is shutdown! However, there is a BUT! You can joined Project Neptune mod, which revived the Frostbite Multiplayer mode. Unfortunately, I can't get to anyone online, so it's a hit or miss for me. Conclusion: It's an alright game. But my main focus is just the technical issues and the useless SecuROM DRM that could've been updated with just regular SteamDRM or make it DRM-FREE would've been even better! It's f@#k!n' old! This likely because they shutdown Danger Close Games, by moving them up to DICE to work on Battlefield Hardline. Andrew Wilson, update this game and for the love of f@#k, just remove the DRM! It's useless! 6/10

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Medal of Honor (2010) is a short but surprisingly dense FPS about U.S. Tier 1 operators hunting Al-Qaeda. The story kicks off around the time of 9/11. I still remember the day after it happened—everyone around me was glued to the news. Back then, as a kid in Korea, I didn’t really understand how serious it was. It just felt like “something bad happened.” Years later, hearing about Bin Laden’s death felt almost unreal, considering how infamous he was. That context gives the game a more grounded and meaningful backdrop. This game focuses on Tier 1 operators—basically the best of the best from units like Delta Force and SEAL Team 6. It’s not a specific unit, but more like a handpicked group of elite soldiers handling the most critical missions, and the game does a solid job portraying that. The campaign is short, about 4 hours, but it feels much more packed than you’d expect. What stood out the most is the detail: + Authentic-feeling squad communication + Use of military call signs + Coordination between ground forces and air support There’s a great moment where you go in with night vision, and the enemy fires flares to blind you. Small touches like that really elevate the immersion and make the combat feel more authentic. The story is fairly straightforward, but that grounded approach works in its favor if you’re looking for a more realistic military experience. The ending is a bit open, but it fits the tone of an ongoing conflict. Multiplayer isn’t a major focus here, but the single-player campaign more than carries the experience. Overall, this is a short but memorable FPS with strong immersion and attention to detail. It may not be flashy, but it delivers a solid and engaging experience. If you can grab it on sale for around $4, it’s an easy recommendation.

Esse jogo é o exoesqueleto completo do que seria o Battlefield 3 no ano seguinte. DEFINITIVAMENTE É UM BOM JOGO! Ele tem seus problemas aqui e ali mas nada muito significativo. Pra quem realmente curte FPS e já jogou varias porcarias mal feitas dos anos 90 e 2000 como eu, sabe que existe jogo melhor, mas o fato de existir jogo melhor não torna esse aqui ruim. É como comer um hambúrguer gourmet, vai ter aquele que você gosta mais porém nada impede você de comer por curiosidade numa hamburgueria diferente e achar muito gostoso.

Truly, a game ahead of its time. I can remember playing this game over and over on the 360, back when times where simple, before EA decide to throw away their recipes on how to create games that weren't insufferable to a person with at least one brain sell left in their body. The game is a true masterpiece and unfortunately the only one of its kind. 10/10 Would play again.

Shame there's no neutral choice for recommended and not 👍 **Recommended... technically.** *Medal of Honor (2010)* is the gaming equivalent of plain oatmeal. It's perfectly edible, occasionally satisfying, and you'll forget about it about ten minutes after you're done. The shooting is still solid, the weapon audio absolutely carries the experience, and the more grounded tone was a nice change of pace back when every military shooter was trying to out-explode itself. There are a few genuinely tense moments that remind you why this series used to matter. Unfortunately, the rest of the game seems determined to keep your expectations in check. The AI alternates between standing around admiring the scenery and becoming clairvoyant. The story wants you to care but rushes through its characters at breakneck speed. Then, just when it feels like things are finally getting interesting, the credits roll. And multiplayer? Let's just say it's less "legacy content" and more "historical record." I don't hate this game. I also can't say I love it. It exists in that strange middle ground where nothing is offensively bad, but almost nothing is memorable either. If you want to see *Medal of Honor* at its best, I'd point you toward the original classics like *Allied Assault*, *Frontline*, or *Rising Sun*. If you're just looking for a fun military shooter today, you'll probably have a better time with *Mercenaries: Playground Of Destruction (oi gimme the re-release and my life is yours)* *Titanfall 2* (yes, I know it's sci-fi), *Insurgency: Sandstorm*, *Battlefield Bad Company (1 and 2)*, *Battlefield 2 (and it's Modern Combat console version)*, *BLACK*, or even *Call of Duty: Modern Warfare* (2007). This isn't a bad game. It's just aggressively... okay. Buy it cheap, enjoy the excellent sound design, finish the campaign in an afternoon, and move on with your life. That's probably what the game wants, too.