Have we reached a point where we can't enjoy modern shooter games without comparing them to the best of the best? The first wave of reviews for "Medal of Honor: Warfighter" has been brutal. It's nowhere near the disaster that some critics would have you believe.

Medal of Honor: … Doorfighter?

Good visuals; All the Frostbite 2 tech of Battlefield 3; Solid multiplayer experience

Weak; confusing story; Short single player experience; No co-op mode; 1995; we found your AI

there are a few bugs in the game but they are working to fix things game play is much better than most first person shooter games the ending to the campaign is very touching and real to life over all a very good game and well worth the money spent on it

Easy To Learn; Great Sound; Engaging Story Line; Gameplay; Challenging; Graphics; Multiplayer; Not long enough

Genre:        First Person Shooter Publisher:    EA Games Developer:   Danger Close Games Story The story is inspired by actual events. This game is a dedication to the families of military [...

Lazy and rushed, Medal of Honor: Warfighter is everything a modern combat shooter shouldn't be. The mercifully brief campaign is lacklustre and unbelievably shallow, and the multiplayer, while adequate for its purpose, lacks the originality and addictiveness of its piers.

It's curious to reflect on the fact that the Medal of Honor series took years to shift its focus away from World War II simulations after its main competitors, the Call of Duty and Battlefield franchises, both rebooted themselves as fully modern military shooters.

Frenetic and fun multiplayer modes; Expanded multiplayer class system; Co-op oriented fireteam mechanic

Brief; underwhelming single-player campaign; CGI cutscenes that look worse than the game's visual engine; Cliched plot that does nothing new

I had high hopes for Medal of Honor: Warfighter. I thought this game would finally bring the series back to its former glory… and then I played it. Now, I'm starting to get the sense that MoH is the redheaded stepchild of military style first person shooters.

The war that broke the camel's back Medal of Honor: Warfighter is a funny name. Yes, "Warfighter" is a term with a real-life military application, but that doesn't stop it from sounding incredibly silly. It is gratuitously macho, not to mention rather redundant.

Warfighter is a new sequel to the First Person Shooter Medal Of Honor. You play as Preacher a Tier One Solider in the Middle East as he shoots his way through a number of missions to hunt down a terrorist leader only known as "the Cleric" and stop him from distributing a new explosive called PETN...

Medal of Honor has always been a game that I enjoyed playing. In 2010, I took great pride in giving the highest score to that Medal of Honor release, which I felt was unappreciated amongst the reviewer community.