For a game over 10 years old, the graphics on modern hardware look great, and it runs smooth. If you want a single-player campaign focused on the middle years of the War in Afghanistan, this does the job for about 5 hours.

It's your typical MOH campaign - As long as you don't rush headlong into the open, and do what your NPC teammates ask, you will slowly advance through a well-designed, on-rails tour of war-torn scenery, following a predictable plot.

The most memorable moments occur in the extreme day vs. night scenarios, using lighting effects within the level design to really highlight the environmental challenges American soldiers faced against Taliban forces.

Overall, there's nothing spectacular about this, but there's also nothing broken or frustrating about it. I don't know how it fits into the historical franchise war between MOH, COD, and Battlefield, and I don't care. On any difficulty, this is a fine single-player outing for casual noobs and Tier 1 operators alike.

For a game over 10 years old, the graphics on modern hardware look great, and it runs smooth. If you want a single-player campaign focused on the middle years of the War in Afghanistan, this does the job for about 5 hours. It's your typical MOH campaign - As long as you don't rush headlong into the open, and do what your NPC teammates ask, you will slowly advance through a well-designed, on-rails tour of war-torn scenery, following a predictable plot. The most memorable moments occur in the extreme day vs. night scenarios, using lighting effects within the level design to really highlight the environmental challenges American soldiers faced against Taliban forces. Overall, there's nothing spectacular about this, but there's also nothing broken or frustrating about it. I don't know how it fits into the historical franchise war between MOH, COD, and Battlefield, and I don't care. On any difficulty, this is a fine single-player outing for casual noobs and Tier 1 operators alike.