While the gameplay is not at all bad, the single player still doesn't offer anything amazing. Hands-on, Medal of Honor presents an ordinary prospect. The driving music and professional (English) voice actors both add to the atmosphere. With a good (surround) sound setup or a high quality headset, you should really be able to enjoy the great explosion and shooting sound effects. The gripping in-the-middle feeling also comes from the massive sound backdrop. In combination with the clear hit feedback and great animations, the title makes for an intense gaming experience. Anyone familiar with the Call of Duty or Battlefield series will quickly feel at home. With the exception of the somewhat unfortunate menu navigation, the title runs pleasantly precise and smoothly. Action representatives that are using older graphics engines like the Unreal Engine 3 or the Source Engine (see Borderlands 2 or Counter Strike: GO) don't have any chance against Warfighter.Īs it should be for a decent first person shooter, Medal of Honor does well in the categories of control and sound. Nevertheless, the graphics are on a higher level than most of the competition. However, we should mention that some effects tend to be a bit exaggerated and therefore seem unrealistic. Danger Close frequently makes use of the successful representations of rain and water effects.
The above average effects (lighting, reflections, explosions etc.) are also worthy of praise. Thanks to the powerful destruction physics, many level elements are able to be broken down into individual components.
As we have come to expect from this engine, most textures are sharp and convincing with a high level of detail. The modern Frostbite 2 engine is not only able to flex its muscles in Battlefield 3, but also in Medal of Honor: Warfighter. From a technical viewpoint, the first person shooter is doing just about everything right.
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