- February 2, 2017
- N-Fusion Interactive
Elite Warriors: Vietnam
Last year, we saw a wave of new Vietnam War games. Except for a few of these titles, though, most were overlooked. Apparently this war remains too touchy a subject for gamers. They may discover other reasons to avoid Elite Warriors: Vietnam, though—which is a real shame, considering that a form
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Elite Warriors: Vietnam is a single player shooter game with warfare and historical themes. It was developed by N-Fusion Interactive and was released on February 2, 2017. It received neutral reviews from both critics and players.
Elite Warriors: Vietnam is a tactical shooter game that simulates the covert operations of the Studies and Observations Group during the Vietnam War. Players lead a team of Green Berets and Montagnard soldiers on eight realistic campaigns, rescuing pilots, ambushing convoys, and directing air strikes while evading the enemy. The game emphasizes combat patrol techniques and team building, offering a glimpse into the early origins of Delta Force and the clandestine world of "Black Ops" warfare.






- The game has an incredible setting that immerses players in the jungle environment of Vietnam, with remarkable nature sounds.
- Gameplay is fun and realistic, providing a challenging experience that tests players' skills in a tactical shooter format.
- The game features good terrain, very good music and sound, and character development, making it enjoyable for those who appreciate the Vietnam War theme.
- The game is plagued by frequent crashes and bugs, making it difficult to play on modern machines, including Windows 11.
- The AI for squadmates is terrible, often causing them to get stuck and not follow commands, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Many players have reported frustration with the game's mechanics, including issues with navigation and the lack of polish in mission structure.
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The game's story is presented through a series of short missions where players navigate maps and complete objectives, but the brevity of the campaign limits character development and overall narrative depth. While characters can be upgraded after missions, the rapid pace prevents players from fully experiencing their growth. Overall, the story feels underdeveloped due to the lack of polish and the short duration of missions.
“Characters feature some stats that can be upgraded after every mission, but the game's campaign is so short that it ends before you can notice your characters have grown.”
“The game's mechanics are complete but lack some polish, as some aspects are well delivered but missions are too short to support these contents.”
“Frequent saving might work, but you still have to restart a mission to solve that sometimes.”
Elite Warriors: Vietnam
Last year, we saw a wave of new Vietnam War games. Except for a few of these titles, though, most were overlooked. Apparently this war remains too touchy a subject for gamers. They may discover other reasons to avoid Elite Warriors: Vietnam, though—which is a real shame, considering that a form
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Frequently Asked Questions
Elite Warriors: Vietnam is a shooter game with warfare and historical themes.
Elite Warriors: Vietnam is available on PC and Windows.
Elite Warriors: Vietnam was released on February 2, 2017.
Elite Warriors: Vietnam was developed by N-Fusion Interactive.
Elite Warriors: Vietnam has received neutral reviews from both players and critics. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.
Elite Warriors: Vietnam is a single player game.
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