Manon Batiste
A French Resistance fighter and the principal playable character.
How it plays
The game uses a top-down perspective. Players guide Manon through mission areas, defeat enemy soldiers, collect weapons and ammunition, and complete objectives tied to the Resistance campaign.
Missions are structured as separate stages with combat encounters and exploration. Progression comes primarily from completing the campaign and obtaining access to later missions; the game does not use a deep character-leveling system.
Plan your run
Conserve ammunition when enemies can be bypassed, and use cover or corners to reduce incoming fire. Explore each area before moving on so that weapons, ammunition, and mission objectives are not missed.
Approach groups of enemies from a safe angle and avoid standing in open spaces during firefights.
Meet the cast
A French Resistance fighter and the principal playable character.
Before you begin
Search mission areas for ammunition before engaging larger groups.
Use the environment and corners to limit the number of enemies attacking at once.
Medal of Honor: Underground is a top-down action shooter developed by Rebellion Developments for the Game Boy Advance and published by Electronic Arts. It follows Manon Batiste, a French Resistance operative fighting German forces during World War II. Missions combine shooting, movement through compact environments, objective-based tasks, and limited resource management. The handheld version adapts the Underground name and setting to a simplified portable format rather than reproducing the PlayStation game directly. Its reception was generally mixed: reviewers recognized the effort to bring a military shooter to the Game Boy Advance, but often criticized the small-scale presentation, repetitive combat, and technical limitations.
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