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| Developer(s) | City Interactive |
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| Publisher(s) | City Interactive |
| Platform(s) | Microsoft Windows |
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| Genre(s) | First-person shooter |
| Mode(s) | Single-player |
The Hell in Vietnam is a Vietnam war-oriented first-person shooter video game developed and published by Polish studio City Interactive for Microsoft Windows on June 1, 2007.
The Hell in Vietnam is a first-person shooter that tasks the player with completing various objectives to progress further in the game. [1] The player controls 1st Lieutenant Thomas "Deadeye" Coburn, an American soldier in the Vietnam War. [1] The plot follows Coburn's work in his unit, which is described in diary entries between missions. [1] These diary notes give context to the 8 individual missions in the game. [1] The missions generally follow a similar setup, with the player being required to kill Vietcong soldiers and then destroy an objective like an anti-aircraft gun or eliminating a Vietnamese sniper. [1] Komputer Świat GRY's Adam Kaczmarek noted that the game took them 92 minutes to complete. [1]
Komputer Świat GRY's Adam Kaczmarek said that The Hell in Vietnam became a parody of itself, and that its low-budget gameplay shows "imperfections at every step." [1] GameZone Germany's Michael Sosinka said that the game's low 20 asking price was a "waste of money" and recommended the older Vietcong 2 instead. [2]
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