Elite Warriors: Vietnam

情怀了，这游戏挺不错的，喜欢越战题材建议买，就是太老了

This game is deathly glitchy on modern machines, possibly even on older machines it was built for too, prone to extremely frequent crashes - and having to do hoopla rituals in order to keep the game from doing this. "dIgGiTy dOn'T hEaL yOuR sQuAd tO 100" for a game this old from a time where games had really started to stabilize, and for the price they are asking you really shouldn't have to do any of that $#!&. For me the game crashed on the second patrol and near as I could tell there were no hoopla rituals to fix that, and no trustworthy/reliable game patches that won't virus up my computer to necessarily fix it either. Don't buy.

[h3] When I was a kid, I played better games on my Gameboy. [/h3] [h1] Gameplay: [/h1] Pitiful, the game evolves through the jungle alone, we watch a point advance on the map, this is a good idea but when we finally spawn on an enemy zone we wonder why there is only one enemy per area. When we finally find ourselves in an enemy zone where a gunfight is taking place, enemies spawn on the side and our allies run around like mad but don't shoot anyone. Aiming at an enemy to shoot him is useless, everything is totally random, a burst of M5 has two put the enemy does not take a bullet. [h1] Graphic design: [/h1] The vegetation disappears when you move the camera, which is great for seeing enemies, but as they spawn in front of you as if by magic, oops bad luck, they were three meters in front of me but I hadn't seen them. [h1] Playtime: [/h1] 5 minutes to make a review, negative of course. [h3] And to finish this review with the only good moment of the game, I turn it off, no luck, it doesn't turn off, even alt f4 doesn't do anything, restart and trash. [/h3] [h1] If you like war games, come and discover what's available on steam. [/h1] https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45218481-SeniGamingWar/

This game has an incredible setting, giving you the real feeling of being in the jungle in Vietnam. The noise of nature is remarkable. Although I haven't played much yet, it's a game I want to return to to advance further and enjoy the gameplay. I recommend the game. Graphics already old but still beautiful. Great example of a good game with the theme of the Vietnam War.

Not great by any stretch of the imagination but listen: I’ve got a family and full-time job and one of my fav ways to wind down is immersing myself in the scenery of some cheap 80s/90s/early 00 action film produced by Cannon or Nu Image/Millenium. To that end it delivers 100%. Playing on easy, no challenge but a cool 80s Vietnam film atmosphere with the annoying gameplay quirks and poor execution in both combat and tactics to boot. Thumbs up!

队友AI纯低能儿，敌人贴脸都扫不死，玩着玩着死的只剩1个人了，其次是枪械精准度感人，SVD开镜20米酒打不中人了

It's like the Oregon Trail, just with less cholera and more bullets. This is such a fun game, even in 2026. I'm currently starting my second playthrough of it after getting a new PC two months ago, and it still runs just fine. Though I am aware some people have reported problems getting it to start. The game puts you in the ranks of the legendary MAC-V SOG program. Your selected team is tasked with performing sensitive operations like rescuing a downed pilot or recovering enemy code books. Each team is comprised of two green berets from a sizeable pool (very reminiscent of Hidden and Dangerous 2) and two ARVN soldiers from a considerably smaller pool. Loadouts are understandably small, but you have the option of directing the team to resupply points on the map. Inserting, patrolling to the objective, and exfil points are done via a map phase in which random events can happen like a sprained ankle or clear terrain, reminding me of playing Oregon Trail. Encounters with enemy patrols or making it to the objective brings you to an action phase where engagements are fought in third person, which is really what the game is all about. Sneaking through the jungle is punctuated by chaotic firefights. The environment looks good by comparison to the rest of the graphics. The jungle really come to life in the audio however. Hearing the bush rustle as your soldier pushes through it, the chirp of insects, and the rain slapping against the leaves is immersing. Right up until it cuts out on you, a frequent occurrence which while not game breaking, can be frustrating. The AI is lacking in many ways. Enemy will run straight at you in waves while disregarding cover and friendly troops will often become stuck on a tree branch or a small pile of leaves. When the AI works well, the game shines. Enemies are lethal and know the jungle better than you do. Which makes it so satisfying when you sneak up and dispatch one with your knife in close quarters. The game was made with input from Vietnam veteran John Plaster. Plaster served in SOG and wrote a book about the unit titled "SOG: The Secret Wars of America's Commandos in Vietnam," which is a great read that I also highly recommend. Overall, I find this to be a genuinely enjoyable game.