Medal of Honor: Airborne is a PC, Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3 exclusive centered around the World War II time frame. The premise of the Second World War has been done countless times. Has been done since World War II genre a lot of times I'm not going to go into great detail about the story. The gameplay works like this: Each mission begins with the player to jump from a plane and maneuver his parachute at a specific location. This prevents the usual linear aspect ofFirst Person Shooter. Players can control the parachute in any way they see fit, but that could change the experience. Landing in a dangerous area will almost guarantee a tough fight, but the landing was the perfect place to give you an advantageous position. The parachuting part of the game is fascinating, and it works really well. I'm sorry to say, it's all downhill after that. I am not sure if this a bug in the game, but I noticed that the enemy spawn again allTime. There is a certain point in the game where I pummeled at least fifty enemies from afar, but they kept coming in waves. It was an endless stream of enemies. The artificial intelligence in Medal of Honor: Airborne is lackluster. All the enemies that you encounter in vehicles driving around, as they are drunk. Do not even get me started on your allies.The teammates that you have to act like ridiculous clowns. I lost the amount of incidents where Ishot my own men, because they went right in front of my line of fire. To make matters worse, they deliberately run in the direction of grenades. If my colleagues see a grenade, they will say something like "fire in the hole" and sprint in the direction of the grenade. I have not seen, artificial intelligence, this sad, since I played Black. Their opponents and other players have the same IQ as George Bush.
The majority of the gameplay is redundant: jumping from an airplane, racing, point, shoot, rinse and repeat.Unrealistic physics actually decreases the benefit of the game. I have thrown three or four grenades at a building, unfortunately, blew up the house before. No roof or ceiling catch fire. Not even a scratch or a single dent on the building. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. It was spotless and almost as if I would have never thrown grenades into the structure. This makes the removal of your rivals charge difficult. The terrible physics does not stop there. No, no, no. There ismore. I recall raining shells on the enemy, and they were protected by a clear thin piece of wood. How the hell is offering a small piece of wood to cover a huge explosion? That is not my way to a realistic game.
Everything I did in Medal of Honor: Airborne went from point A to point B and killing an incredibly stupid number of enemies. Medal of Honor: Airborne does not have a band of bright spots. There are some positives here and there (audio). Formost cases it is a rudimentary first-person shooter. Nothing startling about the multiplayer at all (only 12 players online). Luckily, players will be only about seven hours playing time from the start stand up to the end. Falling down through the air with a parachute is not just the death from above. Unfortunately, the game has not earned parachute turning a real reason to buy this game.
The parachuting element of Medal of Honor: Airborne is more of a gimmickas a real innovation. It is not really add much originality into play. The game is definitely not on the same level as Call of Duty. Medal of Honor: Airborne nowhere near the same game experience as Call of Duty. Overall, it is an average game, but not so amazing as Medal of Honor Frontline. I will be fairly generous when I think, even Medal of Honor: Airborne than the average video game.
final verdict 7 out of 10
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