Upon completing Medal of Honor: Warfighter's campaign, you are met with a heartfelt dedication impressing upon you the heroism of the men in uniform the game depicts. The attempt at sincere emotion is commendable--but it rings hollow, coming as it does at the end of a bog-standard military shooter...

Fire team system gives the online multiplayer a sense of camaraderie; Entertaining and inspired vehicular sequences; Some atmospheric levels

Ho-hum campaign fails to combine the usual tropes into a greater whole; Disjointed narrative populated by cookie-cutter characters; Set pieces lack the necessary thrills

Fire team system gives the online multiplayer a sense of camaraderie Entertaining and inspired vehicular sequences Some atmospheric levels

Ho-hum campaign fails to combine the usual tropes into a greater whole Disjointed narrative populated by cookie-cutter characters Set pieces lack the necessary thrills

Tossed in the middle of a crowded Autumn lineup is EA and Danger Close's sequel to 2010′s Medal of Honor, subtitled with Warfighter. Enhanced by the power of Frostbite 2, does Warfighter send a chill down your spine or just leave you in the cold?

A lot of gamers have argued that the modern military shooter - what was made hugely popular in 2007 with

Of course, if a military shooter is a means for you to shoot fools online and insult their skills (and mothers), the campaign may be a secondary concern, and it's just as well, since the multiplayer is much more satisfying than the campaign, though not without its flaws.

Fire team system gives the online multiplayer a sense of camaraderie Entertaining and inspired vehicular sequences Some atmospheric levels

Ho-hum campaign fails to combine the usual tropes into a greater whole Disjointed narrative populated by cookie-cutter characters Set pieces lack the necessary thrills

Danger Close's follow up to the 2010 lacklustre reboot of EA's former reigning shooter champ is drowning in a sea of gaming tropes. It's (barely) saved only by the strength of the chatter penned by the Tier 1 Operatives it draws its inspiration from, and the clever weaving of a series of ingenious...

The times of actually owning the disc you play are coming to a pass - the good news is, you can get automatic updates when the game manufacturers issue them.

Unfortunately, Medal Of Honor: Warfighter is essentially a re-skin of Call Of Duty on the Frostbite Engine. Now that is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on whether you like CoD. Personally, I find them tiresome and not all that interesting.

2010's Medal of Honor was EA's attempt to take a piece of the military FPS market that has been dominated by Activision's Call of Duty.  Like CoD, Medal of Honor went from the beaches of Normandy to the deserts of the Middle East to bring the series into modern times.

Now, another lackluster shooter, Medal of Honor, is getting a new lease on life with a sequel called Medal of Honor: Warfighter. With the promise of even more realistic experiences, as well as some stunning graphics courtesy of the Frostbite 2 engine, the new game might finally cement the...

+Impressively realistic graphics; +Novel Fire Team multiplayer mechanic

-Missions aren't that impressive; -Visuals are too gritty and murky; -Story fails to capture the player