- December 1, 2016
- N-Fusion Interactive
Line of Sight: Vietnam
60%Game Brain Score
graphics, atmosphere
story
69% User Score 84 reviews
Critic Score 84% 1 reviews
Platforms
About
"Line of Sight: Vietnam" is a tactical first-person shooter set in the Vietnam War. Players can choose to fight as American or Vietnamese forces in various modes, including online multiplayer. The game features authentic weapons, equipment, and maps, aiming to provide an immersive and historical experience.





Audience ScoreBased on 85 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
- Nostalgic experience that many players fondly remember from their childhood.
- Decent graphics and sound design for a budget game, contributing to an immersive atmosphere.
- Simple yet challenging gameplay that can be entertaining when approached casually.
- Frustrating enemy AI that can spot players from unrealistic distances, leading to cheap deaths.
- Clunky movement mechanics and lack of basic features like jumping hinder gameplay.
- Technical issues with compatibility and frequent crashes on modern systems.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Line of Sight: Vietnam" is largely absent, consisting mainly of sparse diary entries and inner monologues during mission briefings and debriefings. Players engage in a linear series of 12 disconnected missions that revolve around typical combat objectives, lacking a cohesive narrative. Overall, the game is criticized for its minimal storytelling, making it feel more like a casual shooter than a narrative-driven experience.
“You'll get some diary entries and inner monologue of your character in the mission briefing and debriefing screens, apart from that it is just a linear sequence of 12 rather unconnected typical Vietnam missions: blow up those AA guns, rescue this guy, kill that guy, yada yada.”
“I haven't made it through the 2nd mission yet as I am playing the game as if I were really there.”
“Get your spotter and go kill some Charlie in various recon missions.”
“This game is rough with pretty much everything with zero story.”
“Let’s start with the obvious: a story is not really there in Line of Sight: Vietnam.”
“You’ll get some diary entries and inner monologue of your character in the mission briefing and debriefing screens; apart from that, it is just a linear sequence of 12 rather unconnected typical Vietnam missions: blow up those AA guns, rescue this guy, kill that guy, yada yada.”
84%Critics’ scoreBased on 1 reviews