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Behind the scenes of Hell Let Loose Vietnam: How Expression crafted the perfect, playable warzone
Expression Games directors discuss the development of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, highlighting the challenges of transitioning from World War II to the Vietnam War. They focused on creating an asymmetrical experience with a strong emphasis on historical accuracy and respectful representation of the conflict, balancing realism with engaging gameplay.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam vs Hell Let Loose – What’s Actually Different?
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam introduces significant differences compared to its World War II predecessor, Hell Let Loose. The expansion features a shift from structured frontlines to fluid, jungle-based combat, asymmetrical warfare with distinct faction identities, and new strategic elements like helicopter insertions and tunnel networks for respawning. These changes aim to create a more dynamic and immersive experience reflecting the Vietnam War's unique challenges.
Wars of Suzerain announced for Nintendo Switch
Torpor Games has announced Wars of Suzerain, a standalone strategy war game set in the Suzerain universe, for the Nintendo Switch. The game places players in command of the Kingdom of Rumburg's forces against the Republic of Agnolia in a turn-based conflict where battlefield decisions shape the war's outcome and impact supply lines and political standing.
Daimyo - Another WindigoProductions release for the Commodore 64!
Windigo Productions has released their new turn-based tactical war game, Daimyo, for the Commodore 64. The game immerses players in feudal Japan, where they command elite commanders navigating political intrigue and intense tactical battles. Daimyo is available for purchase via itch.io.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Delayed to August 13th for “Stronger Launch Experience” After Feedback
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam has been delayed to August 13th to ensure a stronger launch experience following player feedback and internal testing. Publisher Team 17 apologized for the delay and promised further updates on the game's development. The Vietnam War-themed shooter is a follow-up to the World War 2 shooter Hell Let Loose.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam delayed to August
Team17 and Expression Games have delayed the release of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam from mid-June to August 13th. The decision was made after an open beta weekend highlighted areas needing further development to ensure a quality launch experience. The expansion will feature six large-scale maps, 50v50 battles, helicopters, patrol boats, and destructible tunnels.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam will launch in June
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, the sequel to the large-scale online shooter, is set to launch on June 18th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with physical console editions arriving on August 4th. The game will feature 50 vs 50 battles across six maps, introducing new elements like helicopters, patrol boats, and destructible tunnels for strategic gameplay.
Armor Alley - A 1980's real-time war game 'Rescue Raiders' has arrived on the Amstrad CPC by Fitosoft
Fitosoft has released Armor Alley, an 8-bit real-time war game, on the Amstrad CPC. This port is inspired by the 1991 Mac and PC title Armor Alley, which itself traces its lineage back to the 1984 Apple II classic Rescue Raiders. The game challenges players with strategic decision-making, resource management, and convoy protection.
Sign up for the Hell Let Loose: Vietnam PC Playtest
Expression Games and Team17 have announced an upcoming PC playtest for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, a historical shooter set during the Vietnam War. The game will feature large-scale 50v50 battles across six maps, with new additions like helicopters and patrol boats. Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is slated for release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S this year.
WW1 Gallipoli Thrust Me Into One of the World’s Most Violent Conflicts | IGN Preview
WW1 Gallipoli, the next installment in the realistic first-person war-shooter series, is set to release this summer. Based on a brief hands-on experience at PAX East, it may be the best entry in the franchise to date.