The sequel to the successful series of first-person shooters set in World War II, which we have been seeing since 1999 and which is based on authenticity and historical accuracy. In Medal of Honor: Airborne, you will become a member of Boyd Travers, the 82nd Airborne Division of the Allies, which performs various tasks in war-torn Europe, starting in Sicily and ending with triumph in Germany. The biggest novelty is the fact that each mission will begin with a fully controllable and impressive parachute jump behind enemy lines. At the beginning of each game level, you and a few others will be waiting in a C-47 to land and begin the mission. However, the mission does not begin in the plane or somewhere on the ground, but directly at the moment of the jump. You should keep your eyes wide open, because the entire area you're going to be fighting for will spread out below you, and this is where your first decision comes in, which is in which part of the map and where exactly to land (you can land anywhere - on a roof, on the street, etc.). The entire subsequent events will depend on the choice of location. Each mission has around ten tasks, some of which need to be solved in a given order, others will adapt to the situation. How and from where you work your way to each mission is up to you. If the enemy shoots you down before the mission is completed, you will find yourself back on board the plane and you can try your luck again, perhaps with a different strategy.