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You're forced to fight platoons of heavily-armed SS Panzergrenadiers armed with assault rifles and sniper rifles, 88mm guns, and their tank support, all without access to a dedicated anti-tank weapon for most of the level. Take everything bad about The All Americans, set it in the midst of a massive inferno, and you get this literal hell of a level. Hell's Highway from the game of the same name.Thankfully, after the difficult outdoor battle, Baker can pick up an MP 40 from one of the fallen Germans, and is provided abundant resupply crates scattered throughout the level. This level instead only gives you a handgun as your starting weapon, with no AI allies, and with the Germans all being armed with automatic weaponry, who can One-Hit Kill you if you stay out of cover for too long.

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In prior levels, the One-Man Army segments were pretty short, and Baker is given a full weapon loadout to make up for the massive number of enemies faced. What could possibly make it worse, you might ask? 88mm guns, of course! And just like Push Into Carentan, you have no tank support, meaning you alone have to take out all the tanks and gun positions with Panzerfausts you can find. The STG-44 armed Panzergrenadiers are back, complete with the Panzer IV tanks.

The All Americans two-parter takes everything that was bad about Push Into Carentan and takes it up to eleven.

Thankfully, the last portion is much easier, involving mowing down German infantry armed only with bolt action rifles from your prepared positions. What makes this level more challenging is that you also have to fight against a German mortar team and later, against two Panzer IV tanks without any tank support. of, you have to face off against the Panzergrenadiers and their STG-44 assault rifles. Just like in No Better Spot to Die, of which this level is a Switching P.O.V. The first part has you retaking ground against very heavily armed mechanized soldiers armed with STG-44 assault rifles, while the second segment has you go through German lines, including having to make it past three Panzer IV tanks in order to meet up The Cavalry in the form of Sherman tanks. Thankfully, the last German troops you kill are instead armed instead with bolt action rifles. The last portion has you fight more assault rifle-armed German troops inside a warehouse sector, complete with MG42 machine gun nests. II grenade to destroy the tank in one go by going up to the rear and dropping it into the commander's hatch, but that's if you manage to evade the Panzergrenadiers guarding the tank and the tank itself isn't spotting you And that's not the end of it. note It is possible, but difficult, to use a Mk. It gets worse during the middle portion when not one, but two Panzer IV tanks have to dealt with using single-shot Panzerfausts, which at best require two shots to take out a tank. The Panzergrenadiers are already a difficult foe by themselves, having STG-44 assault rifles as their primary weapon and more than capable of killing you and your squadmates in one magazine. There's pretty much a guarantee that you and your squad will get heavily injured or killed in the process of trying to make it to the end.

Purple Heart Lane, specifically, the segment where you and your squad have to run through a sniper-infested causeway.

While Hell's Highway is much easier, it too is guilty of this at certain points.

That One Level: Road to Hill 30 and Earned in Blood have quite a number, not helped by their status as Nintendo Hard games in their genre.

Spiritual Licensee: Band of Brothers: The Game.

Sequelitis: The third Gameloft title, Sons of War, is full of microtransactions, grinding and an extremely pay2win multiplayer mode compared to the previous mobile titles.

Similarly, the German Paratroopers armed with FG42s in Earned in Blood are just as bad as their assault rifle-wielding counterparts.

Incredibly powerful and accurate, they're even worse in Carentan and Saint-Sauveur.

Demonic Spiders: In later levels in Road to Hill 30 and Earned in Blood, you will encounter Germans armed with Stg 44 assault rifles.

Without playing the first two you don't know the exact circumstances surrounding those deaths so it gets rather confusing.

Continuity Lockout: So much of the third game references important events like the deaths of certain characters.

Best Level Ever: As difficult as it is, the titular Hell's Highway of game 3 is a visually magnificent level that really sells the impressive devastation of the battle.Is Corrion right to no longer trust in Baker, who denied him a promotion to Sergeant that was rightfully his and is becoming increasingly unfit to lead a squad due to his PTSD, especially after the truth about Leggett's death got out? Or is he just being an Ungrateful Bastard and Jerkass to a man who saved his life several times just because he didn't get the promotion he thought he deserved?.

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