Players will be able to go back in history and check out some iconic battle scenes, such as the Normandy landings. A Medal of Honor VR game on paper sounds like a worthy purchase and gameplay sequences that have surfaced reaffirm this notion. Interested fans have already seen a little bit of the game’s VR designs and gameplay. These games give you the chance to experience epic battles like you’re there in person. The introduction of VR should elevate things as so often is the case for first-person shooters that get VR support. More gamers will get to see just how the series has progressed. If you’re a PC gamer and visit this platform quite frequently, that’s great news. Not only that, but it’s also coming to the Steam platform with VR support. Then just recently, it was revealed that this VR shooter would be releasing on December 11th. The prospect of playing such an iconic shooter with better graphics and immersive experiences got many excited about the series’ return. That is until a VR titled by the name of Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond was teased last year for the Oculus Rift. It seemed like this series was all but living and with no signs of life from any developer. The last one was Medal of Honor: Warfighter, which released in 2012. The first game debuted in 1999 and the series would go on to see many subsequent installments. This series pretty much put this genre on the map back in the late 90s, when video games were just starting to become widespread across the globe. In fact, Hirschmann (who also worked as a producer and writer on the original Medal of Honor) has stated that they intend for this to be the “most authentic World War II game possible.” He clarifies that the team isn’t trying to make a realistic WWII game but rather a game that adheres to the more authentic tech and design philosophies that the Medal of Honor series was founded upon.When you think of historic first-person shooters, the Medal of Honor series has a special place in the hearts of many gamers. The next Medal of Honor game, officially titled Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond, may transition the series into virtual reality, but it will go back to the series roots with its World War II setting. If the game we’re making ignites people’s imaginations and illuminates the world, then we’ve accomplished what we’ve set out to do.” “I’ve been fortunate to be a part of this franchise since the beginning, and putting this game on the Oculus Rift allows us to be more immersive than we’ve ever been before. “It’s a great feeling to introduce Medal of Honor to a whole new generation of gamers on a new platform for the franchise,” said Peter Hirschmann, Game Director. The Medal of Honor series is making a shocking comeback as an Oculus Rift VR title developed by Respawn.
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