A safe community is important to us.
Please observe our guidelines.
All parent reviews for Medal of Honor: Airborne
Average rating based on 7 parent reviews:
- 43% say it's educational
- 29% say violence is an issue
- 29% say language is an issue
AGE
Does not portray the brutality of world war, Fortunately.
Its not really a violent game, It doesn't relive the brutality which is fortunate. There is some blood when you shoot someone but they drop to the ground rather than spilling guts. It can be a bit educational too. Its actually a very educational game when you are playing missions, It relives World war without the guts. Language is alright and not much.
Was this review useful?
|
|
AGE
Good game
It is an educational game that teach's kids about war. You just have to be careful my kid love's it but give him limits to the game.
Was this review useful?
|
|
AGE
Good for anyone ages 11 and up.
Medal of Honor Airborne is a highly authentic teen-rated WW 2 first- person shooter. There is some educational value, like learning about famous battles, like Normandy, and operation Market Garden. The only real messages are of valor and comradarie in battle. Violence is extremely prominent, and you kill hundreds of vile nazi soldiers, blood appears almost every time you kill an enemy at close range. Language is rarely used and not very bad.
Was this review useful?
|
|
AGE
This is good
See now this game is fine! a bit more blood than the others but the graphics and game play rock! I love driffting in the wind on the way down and taking a shotgun and opening some one up!
Was this review useful?
|
|
AGE
Good war game
A moderatly violent game, but your doing it for a good cause. Teaches Kids what it was like to be a paratrooper.
Was this review useful?
|
|
