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Rick Lane

This fan remake of 1999's Medal of Honor proved so popular that its creator added a level cut from the original game

The player fights through an underground mine in Medal of Honor Retro Remake.

EA may have given up on Medal of Honor after Respawn's ambitious yet unsuccessful VR spinoff, but there's still a strong cohort of fans of the World War 2 shooter series that laid the groundwork for Call of Duty. Only last month, a developer going by Elber88 released a ground-up remake of the very first Medal of Honor—released on PlayStation in 1999—built in Unreal Engine 4 using original game logic and assets from Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, meaning you can essentially play the series debut on PC for the very first time.

This, it turns out, has gone down very well with Medal of Honor fans. So well, in fact, that Elber decided to continue developing the remake a little further. Version 1.1 of Medal of Honor Retro Remake not only spruces up the initial release in several ways, but it also includes an extra level that was cut from the original game.

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