This is basically Medal of Honor: Allied Assault but better. Actually not only better, MUCH BETTER. A really immersive game with an incredible pacing. I think by far my favorite part was the first mission on the Russian campaign. (spoilers) You are in a boat without any weapon watching how other boats get destroyed and even how some of your comrades receive lost bullets, all while being threaten to get shot by your own team if you abandon the mission. When you get to land they are distributing rifles, but you don't get one. Instead you just receive a 5 bullet clip and have to charge to the enemy without any weapon while being unable to back off due to the threats of your own team. This moment was just so amazing an overall the Russian campaign was the best part of this game.

An FPS rougelite. You return from losing the Olympic fencing competition in Sweden to attend your sister's wedding, only to find your family and family friends captured and your sister about to be sacrificed to summon Lord Malachi. You fight with a silver cane sword, different types of guns (revolver, musket, flintlock), crosses, holy water, and stakes. You need to save as many people as you can in an 1.5 hours to weaken the final boss. The castle makes changes each time you play, though the overall design is the same just with different rooms, this does lead to a lot of generic looking rooms. It has a good atmosphere as well as good sound and music. Crosses and holy water have to be used to defeat certain enemies and stakes used on vampires that are found or that have retreated to their coffins. Not the most technically competent or most satisfying gunplay but everything works well enough together on top of a more unique idea at the time to make it enjoyable enough even all these years later.