Call of Duty: Finest Hour
- Developer
- Spark Unlimited
- Publisher
- Activision
- Genre
- Action
- Players
- 1
- Rated
- Teen
- Released
- 11/16/2004
"If you see this laying next to the original Call Of Duty and you pick up Finest Hour. I guarantee it won’t be your “Finest Hour” cause I will come find you, open the case up break your brand new game right in front of and attempt to cut you with it."
You may ask yourself why this game is in the cream of the crap section. Well my friends the answer is quite simple. If you see this laying next to the original Call Of Duty and you pick up Finest Hour. I guarantee it won’t be your “Finest Hour” cause I will come find you, open the case up break your brand new game right in front of and attempt to cut you with it.
The Original Call Of Duty was so good it’s like the developer’s waited till for Call Of Duty to go to the bathroom and when it wasn’t looking it stole his wife and kids leaving him with nothing. It’s a serious downgrade to be honest. They got rid of the super interactive, free-roaming gameplay and replaced it with annoying our way is the only way method which cause you to replay some areas over and over again.
The game does open with a breathtaking opening sequence and level, which basically imitates Medal of Honor to a tee. Then again, the game was made by some rogue MOH developers. But once your wonderful first level is over everything goes to shit and you start to wonder why video games were ever created. For an expansion pack to such a great game they really squashed it and compressed it into a linear unenjoyable game.