Medal of Honor: Allied Assault – Breakthrough is the second official expansion pack for the landmark World War II first-person shooter Allied Assault . Released in September 2003 and developed by , the expansion shifts the focus from the well-trodden western front of France to the arduous North African and Italian campaigns. Players step into the boots of Sergeant John Baker of the US 34th Infantry Division, experiencing pivotal historical moments from 1943 to 1944. Campaign and Mission Structure
The expansion added a unique multiplayer mode called "Liberation," where captured players are placed in a jail and must be rescued by teammates to return to the fight. Reception and Legacy Medal of Honor: Allied Assault: Breakthrough Missions Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - Breakthrough P...
Breakthrough introduces several new weapons to the series, most notably Italian firearms like the MAB 38 submachine gun and British equipment such as the De Lisle carbine and PIAT anti-tank weapon . Medal of Honor: Allied Assault – Breakthrough is
The final leg covers the bloody Battle of Monte Cassino, the amphibious landings at Anzio, and the defense of Monte Battaglia. New Features and Gameplay Campaign and Mission Structure The expansion added a
The single-player campaign consists of 11 levels organized into three major operations:
New German soldier models are customized for specific environments, such as desert-appropriate gear including masks for sandstorms.
The journey begins in the sands of North Africa, featuring intense desert warfare and the fall of Bizerte.