The men of war series is know to be difficult in the strategy genre and the new installment of the series ''Men of War Vietnam'' is very hard. In MoW Vietnam there is only 2 types of game play. Campaign and multi player. That means no custom battles which you can setup yourself.

Tactical Firefights In Vietnam

If you've never played a Men of War game before, Vietnam is as good a place to start as any. There's an incredible depth to the tactical options available, and single-player scenarios are clever, challenging and varied.

How much you enjoy Men of War: Vietnam depends on your patience for constant saving and reloading. Just like in the earlier releases in this 1C Company series of real-time squad combat games, the difficulty has been cranked through the roof.

Intricate missions with multiple objectives on huge maps; Lengthy solo campaign; Cooperative play adds replay value

Brutal difficulty demands tiptoeing forward and saving often; Missions are absurdly tilted in favor of the opposition; A few AI issues; Lacks a much-needed tutorial; Connection problems hamper co-op play

5 Punkte weill es ein Men of War Spiel ist, aber ich h?¤tte mehr erwartet, leider bietet das Spiel, Inhaltlich nicht sehr viel, und der Multieplayer ist auch sehr mager. Da Spiel ich doch lieber AS.

We recommend you play Men of War: Vietnam with a shower cap on your head, or at least something that makes your hair harder to grip in spur of the moment frustration. Right from the off the uninitiated will be tearing clumps of man-fur straight from their skull as this game sets out to kick you in...

I've played some tough games in my time. Super Meat Boy threw down his gauntlet, and I chucked it back into his squidgy face, The ArmA series has marched me into countless battles, but I've always come out the other side scarred but alive.

Excellent! A new Vietnam game. This is EXACTLY what the market was crying out for in 2011. A war scenario which has never been conceived before, and in fact contains so much originality that there's a chance my brain may melt out of my ears before this review is done. Ergh.

The game was very jerky from the start and it kept freezing, but it gradually got better (my computer is a windows Dell XPS. The game is unbelievably challenging, i am good at strategy games and it took me 2 days to complete mission 1.

Prior to playing Men at War: Vietnam we had an idea in our mind's eye of what we would have liked it to be. We had visions of a game with Company of Heroes ‘ style mixed with Dawn of War's real time tactical gameplay.