Operation Vietnam
Operation Vietnam

Operation Vietnam

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“I ain't got time to bleed.” That line, barked by one of the four marines at the heart of Operation: Vietnam, tells you exactly what kind of war game this is. Shot down deep in the jungle, Sarge, the medic Doc, the sniper Scopes and the heavy-weapons specialist Hopper have to fight their way home, and the game plays their mission like a gleefully over-the-top action movie rather than a solemn history lesson.

It is a top-down run-and-gun in the tradition of Cannon Fodder and the classic arcade shooters, with a layer of squad tactics on top. The touchscreen handles the team: you pick who to control, check the map and give quick orders such as follow me or defend. Each marine brings a different specialty, from Doc's med-packs to Scopes' long-range rifle and Hopper's heavy weapons, so who you lead into a clearing changes how you approach it. Enemy soldiers shoot back hard, minefields and trip-wire traps punish careless steps, and a twin-turreted tank waits as one of the bosses. Napalm, grenades and signal markers for calling in air strikes keep the jungle, river, village and temple stages lively.

The personality is what people remember. The squad trades movie-style one-liners and nods to Apocalypse Now, and missions take their names from songs of the era, such as “Bad Moon Rising” and “Break on Through.” Ten main missions are backed by ten bonus sorties that open up when you earn high ratings for kills and for the dogtags hidden in breakable crates, so there is a reason to replay stages well after the first run.

Released by Majesco in North America in 2007, Operation: Vietnam split critics, but its humor and polished, Cannon Fodder-style action earned it real fans among reviewers. Today it is an overlooked DS action game with a real sense of fun, a compact, replayable shooter that rewards a second tour of duty.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
2007
Publisher
Eidos Interactive
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Take to the skies in your chopper in the Vietnam War.

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