Warfighter, in so desperately trying to ape every other current first person shooter, manages to almost entirely eschew those precious few links to what EA are still citing as realism.

Decent graphics; in places; The car driving bits (developed by Black Box) are highlights

Limitless ammo means tactics rarely matter; Too many bugs and presentation issues; Poor story and execution of ideas

Has Danger Close improved on the promise of its original Medal Of Honor reboot, or is this an FPS game worth avoiding?

What you see here is the epitome of entertainment oversaturation. It's a hodgepodge of safe familiarity, unrealistic Hollywood style, and overt pandering. I gave 2010's

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

Concept: Medal of Honor: Warfighter resembles an untrained insurgent trying to figure out a state-of-the-art rocket launcher more than a Tier 1 soldier. Graphics: The powerful Frostbite 2 engine creates some great lighting effects, but oftentimes Danger Close oversaturates it Sound: Competent voice...

Shortly after the EA's Medal of Honor reboot met with adequate consumer and critical response, it became clear that a 14th game in the first-person shooter series would be a go. Medal of Honor: Warfighter focuses on the story and the glory of various Special Ops units, but is there anything really...

Medal Of Honor: Warfighter is a lot of fun in multiplayer. It's not particularly innovative by any stretch of the imagination, nor consistent in terms of quality. Despite a massive ly embarrassing day zero patch , weapon damage feels inconsistent to a fault, clipping is rife, some of the Killstreaks...

Enjoyable Fire Team multiplayer encourages cooperation and camaraderie; Dubai car chase level offers fleeting Burnout-style fun; Excellent sound effects

Hopeless; derivative; dull; artistically bereft (and short) campaign; Multiplayer isn't innovative or technically competent enough to be worth £40; Predictable enemy AI; hilariously incompetent friendly AI; Gameplay; balance and graphical issues despite day zero patch; No real attempt to humanise or...

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

Quick Take: Jon applauds attempts at FPS genre innovation even if some of them fail.

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.