Men Of War: Vietnam Military strategy with tactical elements illuminates the terrible events of the war from the perspective of American and Soviet soldiers. The first came to Vietnam by coincidence, the second real professionals on duty who was trying to do their work quality. They had nothing against each other, they just wanted to stay alive.

VietCong | 1.37 GB
Genre: Shooter

Vietcong follows a US Special Forces arrange out of Nui Pek, a base just a few miles external part of the Cambodian border where a group of Special Forces were camped as being incursions into enemy territory to deal with the North Vietnamese Army and the feared Viet Cong, a guerrilla press with an uncanny knack for killing the hell out of their enemies

S01E01 - Roots of a War: 1945-53
This incidental event deals with French attempts to re-establish their pre-World War II guide over Vietnam and subsequent failure which led to their withdrawal from the portion in 1954.

S01E02 - America's Mandarin: 1954-63
In 1954, Vietnam gets partitioned into sum of ~ units countries: the Communist north led by Ho Chi Minh

Vietcong follows a US Special Forces group out of Nui Pek, a base just a few miles outside of the Cambodian border where a group of Special Forces were camped for incursions into enemy territory to deal with the North Vietnamese Army and the feared Viet Cong, a guerrilla force with an uncanny knack for killing the hell out of their enemies. You play the part of Sergeant First Class Steve Hawkins that has just been assigned to the unit at Nui Pek. As you might imagine, the group is filled with all different personalities, that don't always mix well, but they always get the job done. It's good to be the best. Aside from some small conversation and jibes back and forth, there's not much character development to be had, but that's probably because there's not much story to be had. The story is really just Hawkins and his missions.
The missions begin with a briefing cutscene that takes place in the Nui Pek camp. You and your team will be given mission parameters before marching off into the forest, or wherever else the game takes you. You get your orders from a Fire Marshall Bill looking character with no upper lip and a lop-sided nose that allows him to consume huge quantities of cocaine through one of his nostrils. The voice work here is done decently, although it sounds like the actors were trying a little too hard at times, especially the main character and machine gunner.

Listen here monkey ! Yes, you call, greenhorn ! How to keep the rifle, you know? Ah, training camp you went home, you really? And now zasun his liberal manners where no sun shines! For you, sucker, I - king and god, because I am a sergeant, and you're just another piece of white myastsa for mosquitoes, damn them to fight. Will you listen to me, maybe live a little longer than the dolt to you .