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Medal of Honor: Airborne dropped on September 4, 2007 from EA Los Angeles and landed on PlayStation 3, PC, and Xbox 360. This shooter puts you in the boots of Boyd Travers, a private in the elite 82nd Airborne Division during World War II. The pitch is simple enough. You jump into enemy territory instead of walking onto a beach. The game covers the campaign from Sicily to Germany. Players control paratroopers who must survive behind hostile lines without heavy support or scripted sequences at every turn. It tries to change how players approach combat by forcing them to make immediate decisions upon landing.
You start every mission in a plane and jump out over a map full of enemies. Once you hit the ground, objectives become flexible. You can tackle goals in any order you choose across the large environment. The core loop involves moving through fields and towns while managing your upgradeable weapons. Combat feels frantic because you have no cover waiting for you unless you find it yourself. Minutes turn into hours as you clear out strongpoints or hunt down specific targets. Multiplayer offers standard deathmatch modes alongside the campaign. Controls rely on standard shooter mechanics where movement and aiming define your survival rate against AI soldiers who flank you constantly.
PlayPile data shows a mixed reception with an IGDB score of 77.2 out of 100 based on 199 ratings. User reviews reflect this uncertainty. One player who logged 16.8 hours called it "alright" but noted the paratrooper concept felt cool yet not amazing. The community mood stays neutral with no overwhelming praise or hatred. Average playtime hovers around that same 16-hour mark for main story completion. Critics and fans alike acknowledge the jumping mechanic as a standout feature even if the rest of the game feels uneven. No other site tracks how many hours players actually spend before quitting this title.
This title is worth your time if you want a WWII shooter with a different entry point than usual. The price varies by platform but the value comes from the free-roaming maps and weapon upgrades. There are standard achievements tied to mission completion. Players who hate linear levels will appreciate the freedom while those needing strict guidance might struggle. It is not a masterpiece but the paratrooper mechanics make it memorable enough for a single playthrough. Skip this if you need perfect gunplay or a polished narrative experience.
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Single player, Multiplayer
IGDB Rating
77.2
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Okay so i played medal of honor airborne a while back and like it was alright? Not amazing but not terrible either. The paratrooper thing was kinda cool at first like jumping into the action and stuff but after a while it got samey. The campaign had some decent moments like the s...
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