Steelblood: Allied Front is a newly announced first-person shooter on Steam that looks like a PSX-style Medal of Honor game from the 1990s. Steelblood has no release date at the time of writing, but its first gameplay trailer has turned heads, especially among fans of retro games on Steam.

Developer Lucky Wise Games has been open about the games that have influenced Steelblood, describing it as "an old-school first-person shooter set during World War 2, inspired by classics such as Medal of Honor and Half-Life." Also, the first scene in the Steelblood: Allied Front trailer could be seen as a tribute to 2002's Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, featuring a similarly dramatic D-Day recreation.

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The first few Medal of Honor games featured sabotage-focused missions in which a secret agent infiltrated Nazi camps and defeated enemy forces on his own. This level design was seen less as a stylistic choice and more as a strategic workaround for the PlayStation's hardware limits, since fewer characters on screen meant smoother performance. However, it became a core element of the franchise and helped create a subgenre of sabotage-based war games. Now, Steelblood seeks to recreate the same design philosophy with a story-driven, single-player campaign about a US agent who goes behind enemy lines and eliminates their troops.

According to developer Lucky Wise Games, Steelblood will also feature large-scale WW2 battles.

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