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

Medal of Honor Warfighter 's single-player campaign puts you in the boots of one of the world's most highly trained and skilled warriors, US Tier 1 Operator Preacher, as he engages in missions to stop terrorist events in a number of real world hotspots.

Satisfying gunplay and great cover system; Some killer set-pieces; It looks lovely

Requires an internet connection to patch; Doesn't strive to be different; Story could be more engaging

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...

Medal of Honor is a title with a highly esteemed pedigree, having its beginnings as one of the Playstation's most beloved games while simultaneously being the reason that there was a period where virtually everything in gaming was about shooting Germans in western Europe circa 1944.

This game is definitely a 5 all around,,from game play to graphics

Medal of Honor: Warfighter , the latest FPS from EA and Danger Close , has constantly stated it's based more on reality and authenticity than the other, more popular, first-person shooters in the market.

The sequel to 2010’s decent Medal of Honor reboot, Warfighter looks to function as a stop-gap between Battlefield releases and even carve a niche for itself in the process. But as Matt discovers, Warfighter is little more than a series of dull tropes stymied by rushed development.

Excellent graphics; Fleetingly interesting multiplayer

Horrific AI; Bugs abound; Cheesy story; Dull gameplay

All the worst aspects of modern military shooters rolled into one horrendous example. I like military shooters in general, but this 1 has no right to exist, and indeed it seems to feel that you, as the player, are often in the way and it does it's best to kill you or punish you for daring to not do...

The game would be ok if not for so many bugs, I can't even finish the game because of them. To play you have to restart so many times just to try and move forward it is unreal. I would not recommend it unless you want to be frustrated, I would get my money back if possible, but they normally don't...

Unlike the macho military shooters that inspired it, Medal of Honor Warfighter wants you to consider the effects of violence on those responsible for it. Such appeals to a player's humanity are bold but risky moves in a military shooter, where countless corpses of faceless terrorists pile up at your...

Beautiful effects and environments

Nonsensical story with unlikable characters; Limp campaign forbids tactical thinking; Bewildering multiplayer map design; Significant technical problems