Vietcong (PC)

As yet only a small number of game designers have been brave enough to venture into the Vietnam genre. At first when thinking about it it’s hard to see why – surely basing a game on such a huge conflict would be an extremely good idea. Unfortunately it seems almost every designer who’s attempted it has come out with a distinctly flawed game. So when I bought Vietcong I decided to approach it with some caution. Expecting a bit of a let down I settled into Nui Pek camp in the central highlands (the setting for the game) as Hawkins; a green beret with a distinct hate for the Viet Cong guerrillas. As I started getting into the game I suddenly realised how good it ...

Viet Cong AKs Ver M16s Viet Cong is the one of the best games on jungle warfare. The game is based on the Vietnamese jungle warfare where the Vietcong's and the Americans fight for there lives in a teem battle. With the Americans getting there ass kicked by the Vietnamese with far from accurate AK47s and rubbish p shooters. This game is a very cleverly made with lots of original ideas. I would say that it is well worth buying. the multy player options for 2 players are rubbish but if you have 3-8 player you are a way the levels are good the Ai in coop mode are really smart. In general I would give it a 8/10. ...

Vietcong is not for the faint of heart. I purchased the Vietcong: Purple Haze pack, including the Fist Alpha expansion, and it is one of the few games that has actually shocked me. This game deserves its 18 rating, not particularly for its gore, but for the explicit language. Imagine Quentin Tarintino directs a film about Vietnam and ensures all the cast swear regularly. Expect this from the outset. The game centres on Steve Hawkins, who has been transferred to the Nui Pek Special Forces basecamp, a few miles from the cambodian border. It is here where the immersive nature of the gameplay begins. Steve has his bunker, but this is as close to a rest as you ...