Play Medal of Honor : Underground (zoo digital) Online

Sneak through bombed-out villages as a French Resistance fighter, picking off Nazis with chunky MP40s and holding your breath during tense sniper shots—surprisingly solid for a GBA port.

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Game Overview

Medal of Honor: Underground on the GBA is one of those rare handheld ports that actually gets it right. You play as Manon, a French Resistance fighter—which already makes it stand out from the usual WWII shooter setup. The first mission drops you into a bombed-out village, sneaking past patrols with this surprisingly decent stealth system for a tiny cartridge.

Yeah, the graphics are pixelated, but the atmosphere somehow still works. You’ve got MP40s that feel chunky, sniper sections where holding your breath matters, and these tense moments where you’re defusing explosives while Nazis close in. It’s not as deep as the PS1 versions, but the core loop—sabotage, shootouts, occasional vehicle chaos—translates shockingly well to the small screen.

Pro tip: Crouch a lot. The AI isn’t genius, but they’ll swarm you if you go in guns blazing. I lost count of how many times I barely made it to an exit with single-digit health. If you’ve got a soft spot for GBA action games or want a portable WWII fix, this one’s aged way better than it had any right to.