Medal of Honor Allied Assault War Chest

List Price: $29.99 Discount Price: $21.74

Features:

• Exclusive Bonus CD Featuring soundtrack from the upcoming PC title Medal of Honor Pacific Assault.
• Three extensive on-disc strategy guides covering every mission.
• Exclusive Valor in History interviews with real WWII Veterans.
• More than 50 single-player and 29 multiplayer levels spanning WWII Europe.
• Medal of Honor Allied Assault and its two hit Expansion Packs, Medal of Honor Allied Assault Spearhead and Medal of Honor Allied Assault Breakthrough.

Accessories:
PC Gamer (1-year)	Games for Windows: The Official Magazine

Customer Reviews:

One of the best MOH ever [Posted on 2007-08-01]
This may be my favorite MOH game out there, either this or Frontline. You can't beat this price for the pack. You get the main game plus both expansions. Theres also a bonus CD which includes "Medal of Honor Pacific Assault soundtrack, Strategy guides covering every mission, and Exclusive interviews with WWII Pacific Theater veterans."

The main game is great. Its not the longest game in the world, but its not short like all these new games have been. On medium difficulty, it will take you a decent amount of time to play through. The expansion packs are a bit harder. I haven't been able to play all the way through either one though because every time I try I loose my save data half way through.

old but classic - and at a great price [Posted on 2007-08-14]
by todays standards, this is no ground breaker. the game is on rails and completely scripted. but its still great and at the time, one of a kind. if ur into MoH at all, this is the one to buy. everything after it has been mediocre. here u get AA with 2 expansions for a steal. just buy it.

MOH Allied Assault, with two bonuses [Posted on 2007-09-28]
I liked this product. Just got back into the shootem up games. The only problem I have had is the graphics. Background buildings, etc. fade in and out and are white or grey until they become closer to the player. I must need a better video card. I am currently looking for one.

Played Better, Played Worse [Posted on 2008-01-14]
For starters I have to say that I am a huge Medal of Honor fan since back in the day on the original Playstation. Though with this was one I was surprisingly dissapointed. I will say though that for the money it is not bad at all for a playing experience. Complete with two expansions, the game offers plenty of unique weapons and gameplay. but as far as the faults go, the game has poor AI, and very linear gameplay. Very frustrating at one point in which you are on top of a half track mounting a machine gun and you have to kill the enemies(plural!) before they kill you, and you cannot move to try and not get shot. It is nearly impossible even on the easiest game settings. Overall though, it is still worth it in the end for a quick play. I highly recommend Brothers in Arms against this game though.

Enjoyable even now in 2008 [Posted on 2008-07-15]
I have only played a few military games (SOF, SOF2, and the COD4 demo), but I was pleasantly surprised by the excellent historical basis for this game. Being a Spielberg creation, this game had incredible music, not to mention an obvious tie-in to the movie "Saving Private Ryan". The play was enjoyable, consistent and smooth. Weapons were realistic and the sound effects seemed very true to life.

This game uses the excellent Quake III Arena engine. Though dated by today's standards, it still delivered good enough graphics to where I wasn't constantly conscious of anomalous renderings (such as bodies lying half way through walls, etc.).

The two additional expansion packs (Spearhead and Breakthrough) were as good as the main game and had some nice touches to the historical narrative between missions. After reading the reviews for the expansions I was expecting less, but again I was quite pleased.

After playing this I am now looking forward to the COD series, which I understand is similar to this.

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