#MEDAL OF HONOR BREAKTHROUGH CODE#

Next up, the first level of Episode 2 sees you and your soon-to-be-dead squad mates coming under fire while flying over Sicily. Once you've fended off the attentions of a posse of Nazi pursuers, you end up at a house that contains a German uniform and papers that enables you and your ally to give the Nazi guards the slip on your way out to an awaiting truck. The next level we got to play - the third - sees you crossing a canal, clearing out a building of enemy troops, setting some Brit POWs free, shelling a tank before hooking up with Klaus, who you have to protect en route through the Bizerte city back streets. Taking cover behind blown up vehicles and in mortar craters, you follow your compass bearings to one cluster of enemies after another, before mounting a tank and both steering and blasting your way through to the next area to take out an enemy bunker and destroy their radio equipment. It's typical MOH territory from the very beginning, with the seemingly endless rattle of enemy fire whizzing past your ears reminiscent of the infamous Omaha beach landing level. The very first level kicks off in the dust tracks of the North African desert with the usual shouty mission briefing on the back of a jeep en route to your destination. The single player campaign starts in Tunisia in the battle for Kasserine Pass, via a crash landing in Sicily before concluding in Italy in Monte Cassino and Anzio. The Alpha build (dated July 7th) supplied features five of the eleven single player missions, and was clearly in need of some optimization, but nevertheless gave us a clear indication of what developer TKO has in store when it arrives in about a month's time. Especially one that apparently aims to atone for the errors of Spearhead, with beefed up content purportedly offering around 12 hours of single player content across eleven new single player missions and nine multiplayer maps.

It's unquestionably getting a little old in the tooth, but the appearance of a second expansion pack for Medal Of Honor was still welcomed at Eurogamer HQ like a returning friend.

#MEDAL OF HONOR BREAKTHROUGH CODE#

By wisely pulling the release dates of its portfolio forward by, on average, a month, we've suddenly found ourselves positively under siege as a slew of its pre release code rains down onto our desks. August ought to be as quiet as the grave for new games, but the gaming behemoth that is EA has changed all that.

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