Medal of Honor Above and Beyond Review: 15 Ratings, Pros and Cons

Lacks polish in plenty of departments
hardware requirements are extremely demanding.

Key accessibility options are missing, including blink movement
Some bodily interactions are too tightly packed together
Some instances are just too small and feel unnecessary
170GB file size

Inexcusably Lacks A Few Essential VR Sensibilities
Fading To Black Doesn't Feel Big Budget

Too many long cut scenes
Uneven visuals
Multiplayer needs optimizing

It needs to offer the same level of support - such as control schemes - for the other VR platforms it is said to support.
Weapons can start to glitch when aiming down the sight - potentially due to a lack of full support for non-Oculus devices.
Throwing controls are terribly unreliable.
The story in the game is treated in far too lapse of a way, coming across as too comical, even slapstick.
Character animations are terribly stiff, looking lifeless and unintentionally comical, considering the subject matter.
The campaign is far too stop-start, having loading screens all too frequently, even after thirty-second to one-minute cutscenes.

When it runs poorly, keep a bucket nearby
Framerate can swing from 90 to single digits
Entirely too much standing around
Some dead-eyed try-hard characters
Ludonarrative dissonance is strong with this one

Intermittent stuttering
Uninteresting story
Poor acting
Terrible aiming
Bad mission structure
Awful audio mixing