Assault's punchy, surround-encoded audio, brilliant re-creation of historic locales, and gritty one-player story steal the show don't buy it for the offline multiplayer modes. You can lead your squad all over the map; secondary objectives take you off the beaten path to explore tunnels, buildings, and enemy camps full of nutty Nazis, who keep a hail of bullets whizzing by throughout.
But couple the almost arcadey action with Assault's emphasis on taking cover in every single firefight, and what you've got feels like a supertough version of Time Crisis minus the light gun.
Yes, I get that it's realistic to not want to get shot, but peeking from behind a crate and firing off four rounds from your imprecise rifle before one connects just doesn't stay fun over Assault's 10 or so hours. I'd often snap waiting for that sweet adrenaline boost see sidebar and charge into a tank vol-ley European Assault tries to give you an authentic war experience and even offers quick History Channel-ish lessons--but I don't spend my weekends reenacting this crap, so I found myself skipping right to the action.
Ironically, the new "hero" feature bullet time plus invincibility has you fill up your adrenaline meter by picking off Nazis who all think they're shorter than they really are--the tops of their heads always stick out from behind crates , but in reality, you wish it was as exciting as the meter keeps telling you.
How many WWII shooters have we had now? I lost count a few hundred thousand ago. Assault's optional objectives add freedom and replay value to the typically scripted action, but where's the compelling story Jon dug it; I didn't , which used to be a driving force behind this series? What's worse, your squadmates' primary purpose is to be cannon fodder maybe if they did a better job of actually following your squad commands they'd live longer , the crazed difficulty level ramps up without warning, and when you approach enemy A.
The multiplayer mode has plenty of options--but no online play. Assault is one of the better MOH games of late, but reeks of missed opportunities. If you're getting tired of crouching behind junk and clawing your way through Assault's every stage, don't give up entirely.
Stay alive and killing for a while and you'll build up enough adrenaline to go on an invincible spaz-out rampage. Your squad mates yell out enemy locations, but it can sound a bit redundant after a while.
The missions go from fairly easy to you being bullet ridden in the final mission Varsity. Looking up and seeing a sky filled with paratroopers is a nice touch. There is some banter from enemy troops which is not exactly helpful, but adds a dimension to the game that makes it more interesting.
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