Have you ever wondered what the Vietnam war was like than this is the game for you. With widely unknown objectives, confusing situations and dying repeatedly from the most random and unknown of sources this game mimics the very real life of an American grunt post Tet 69. The game perfectly captures the quagmire that was the Vietnam war. You will die, a lot. From the most random of ways and places. That enemy you passed who was dead, surprise he’s alive. Not so friendly fire will smoke you frequently and in the most inappropriate of times. How about getting lost in the jungle and having no out? Yep, you will experience the frustration of a Lt. in a hot LZ who is hopelessly lost and has no idea where to go too. Maybe you’re looking for the experience of entering random villages and getting gunned down by people who look like innocent civilians, yep you can live that up too. Your one saving grace in this experience that a good old fashion corn fed Ohio boy didn’t have in 1969? An ability to save your game and get up and walk away from frustration. If you were born post-Vietnam war and missed out on the excitement of being a drafty in America’s last not a war war, then load this gem up and get ready to shake your head and die a lot.
This game is the game. I grew up watching my dad play this game until I was old enough. I remember being in middle school and buddies would all come over and play games for hours. Playing it now is such a walk down memory lane!
Game doesn't load or work. It crashes my system everytime. I've tried twice and it simply crashes the intro video and then locks up. Not worth it unfortunely since I remember being in middle school and playing this game with my buddies. It was such a fun game. Hopefully they can fix the issues, because I'd love to play again.
Its a fun little game with an interesting premise and a fun mechanics. The graphics remind me a lot of old NES Link games and so there is some fun nostalgia to it. I'm only a couple hours in so I am still figuring out the basics of the game for the most part. I'm sure there is a wider story/mystery that will continue to grow as I progress forward. Its a fun game to sit in between classes and play on my laptop and its not very taxing on my GPU. Overall I'm happy with it.
Man does this FPS bring back some memories, I dont want to date myself too much....But when I was in the 1st grade a buddy's oldest brother was a student at UW and got a hold of an original stack of shareware disks of Wolfenstien 3d and brough them home one Christmas. Me and my buddies played that game till our eyes bled. Fastforward 30+ years later and I find this little gem. Brought me right back. Graphically, it is almost identical to your original Wolfenstien/DOOM games of those days. Although the color scheme is a little skewed for I assume artisit reasons but overall it flows great on modern systems and using WSDA and a mouse control set up. It very much shows and flows like those original boomer shooters that so many of use grew up on and never told our parents about. The game plays well too. It does stream really flawlessly and plays incredibly smoothly. Granted it is built around a game style that is 30 years old now, but its still is just a fun game to sit and play for a half hour or an hour. I end up doing a level or two during my lunch break on my laptop and it works great. The story is an intersting one also, set right at the Spanish Civil War it explores (in a sci-fi way) a part of world history that is often over looked and ignored so it's a nice change of pace considering that so many things are set in WWII. Plus who doesn't like smoke checking facists and monster! Overall, if you remember being in school when Wolfenstien and Doom made a presence in the gaming world or you just want to see what games were like in the yesterday of early PCing, I can't recommend this game enough, it is a real blast!
