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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam
Step into the explosive fury of war with Hell Let Loose: Vietnam. Play a decisive role in one of the most iconic conflicts in history with expansive 50v50 player battles, where teamwork, tactics and an arsenal of destructive weapons combine to shape the battlefield in your favour.
Details
- Released
- August 13, 2026
- Developer
- Expression Games
- Publisher
- Team17
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam offers excellent gunplay and varied classes that can all pull their weight in a game that demands your brain as much as your reflexes.
Among 100 players, dense jungles, and brutal combat, each soldier forges their own story on the front lines.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam brings the series into the jungle with intense 50v50 warfare, helicopters, tunnels, and strong atmosphere, but poor optimization and visibility issues hold it back.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam | Review | After WWII, Expression Games takes us into the jungle, amidst napalm and sudden deaths.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam takes the series' signature, high-stakes tactical gameplay and successfully translates it into the dense, chaotic jungles of Vietnam. Its optimization is a sore spot currently, but the changes the team has made from the beta to launch show that they are working on making this
Check out our Hell Let Loose: Vietnam PS5 review to see if this hardcore 50v50 shooter delivers brutal jungle warfare and tactical combat on console!
Five years after Hell Let Loose's release, Expression Games releases a sequel that lets us experience the Vietnam War while inhaling the smell of napalm in the morning. Here's a review of Hell Let Loose Vietnam for PC.
The hell of war in the Vietnamese jungle brings an interesting experience for team players who do not proceed hastily, but with deliberation.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is a realistic, immersive shooter with a strong foundation, but is held back by a lack of content.
The lavish jungles, rigid command structure, and emphasis on communication make Hell Let Loose: Vietnam fascinating and frustrating in one. Our review.
Bugs, thin content, and two factions that feel far too similar keep Hell Let Loose: Vietnam from achieving the heights of its predecessor.
There are good ideas buried somewhere in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, but the lack of content and technical polish make it feel like it needed another tour in development.