In a conflict that lasted 11 years and killed over 3 million people, four men are going to have the longest 28 days of their lives. Cut off behind enemy lines during the 1968 Tet Offensive with no way to contact help, four young, barely trained soldiers realize their only hope for survival is to head into the heart of darkness. With few rations and dwindling ammunition, the only thing that separates them from freedom is 100 miles of ruthless terrain, crawling with unseen enemies. They don't want to win any war, they just want to make it home alive. In the the third game in the Conflict series of squad action war games, players take on 14 enormous missions deep in the Vietnamese jungle, venture through small villages, into ruined temples, and down Viet Cong tunnel complexes. Upgrades include a new control scheme and fully deformable environments.
There's no denying that gamers have been deluged recently with action games set during the Vietnam War. There's also no denying that most of these games have been mediocre at best. Conflict: Vietnam is the latest game to try and make a name for itself. Read More »
GlobalStar is bringing the Vietnam Conflict to your living room. Read More »
SCi shipped Conflict: Vietnam to retail stores in the UK. Read More »
War is hell. But war also sells. Apparently, the most embarrassing and futile conflicts in America's history seem to the ones most in vogue at the moment, and few have capitalized on this more effectively the Conflict games. Conflict: Vietnam -- the third game in the series -- focuses specifically on the brutal Tet Offensive of 1968, and the scenario it presents as grim. Four young recruits are forced to brave the 28 day massacre with little in the way of resources. The 14-mission gauntlet will have them blasting through villages, creeping through prison camps, and slogging through blood-tainted rivers in a mad rush to simply survive. The spirit of camaraderie that's required of a group in such a situation is actually reinforced by the gameplay -- if one of your squad members dies, it's game over. So get it straight: it's brotherly love, or the highway. Read More »
SCi's latest action title set during the Vietnam war coming this fall. Read More »
Also known as: Conflict: Missing Presumed Dead
Release Region: United States
Release Date: October 5, 2004
Publisher: Global Star
M for Mature Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Suggestive Themes, Use of DrugsRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: November 1, 2004
Publisher: Global Star
Also available on: PC, PlayStation 2, Wireless
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