Medal of Honor: Allied Assault
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Lieutenant Mike Powell fights through World War II from North Africa to Germany, with a legendary storming of Omaha Beach. It set the template for cinematic war shooters and its team went on to found Infinity Ward.
Kit's verdict · 8.4/10
The Omaha Beach level alone earns its place in history.Kit · Sadkitty Games
Loved
- Unforgettable D-Day landing
- Tense, varied missions
- Great orchestral soundtrack
Not so much
- Sniper-heavy later levels are frustrating
- Enemy AI is basic outside scripted moments
Play it if players who want a classic, movie-style WWII shooter.
Skip it if anyone who dislikes trial-and-error and scripted sequences.
Cheats & codes
Every Medal of Honor: Allied Assault cheat we know
God mode.PC · Enable the console and cheats (launch with +set ui_console 1 +set cheats 1), press ~ and type it.
Gives all weapons.PC · Type it in the console with cheats on.
Restores full health.PC · Type it in the console with cheats on.
Fly through walls.PC · Type it in the console with cheats on.
Enemies ignore you.PC · Type it in the console with cheats on.
Single-player only. Cheats can turn off achievements and some saves; use them on a spare save.
Tips
Play it better
- On Omaha Beach, move from tank trap to tank trap and don't stop in the open.
- Lean around corners to peek and shoot while staying mostly in cover.
- Snipers are the biggest threat in later levels. Scan windows and rooftops before stepping out.
- Health packs don't refill automatically, so save them for when you really need them.
- Quicksave often on higher difficulty, especially before big set pieces.
Secrets & unlockables
Hidden in plain sight
Tap a secret to reveal it.
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Trivia
- Steven Spielberg created the Medal of Honor series at DreamWorks Interactive.
- Michael Giacchino composed the soundtrack.
- Many of its developers left to found Infinity Ward and make Call of Duty.
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