
Red Orchestra Series' take on Vietnam: 64-player MP matches; 20+ maps; US Army & Marines, PAVN/NVA, NLF/VC; Australians and ARVN forces; 50+ weapons; 4 flyable helicopters; mines, traps and tunnels; Brutal. Authentic. Gritty. Character customization. And napalm in the morning.
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Smell of Napalm in the morning🔥
thank you
This is a great game but it fits a very niche audience especially in the current year of 2026. If you are looking for a no BS no algorithm involved multiplayer military shooter that has a triumph to the old days of gaming circa 2019 and previous this is something I'd check out. I see many of the same people in servers and I have been playing for nearly 2 years (long after this games peak) so the playerbase is very dedicated with some occasional growth via Steam sales when many try the game out and a few stick around for a good period of time. I grew up playing Battlefield 3 when it was very popular and this game reminds me very much of it. No weapon and ability is necessarily stronger than the other, they all work to balance each other out. The only annoying thing about this game is many players want to join the winning team and naturally it creates team stacking which can be very annoying. I enjoy losing from time to time and try to join the opposite team to balance things out and I get that nobody likes to lose but sometimes the games are so one sided it really demotivates the losing team. Also some servers are "clicky" and many of the same players stack teams which can be demotivating. I found this game because I was very interested in the history of the Vietnam war and it will not disappoint. I recommend the "long campaign" mode if you like history while it is not very accurate it gives you a good image geographically of the battles that played out in the actual war. The gameplay can be frustrating and you will not get many points or kills at first but map knowledge will eventually come and things will be much easier and you will notice things (aka enemies) that are not supposed to be there. Overall the game reminds me of the "good ol' days" of multiplayer shooters and really it is the last of it's kind before all the latest goyslop we are surrounded by. On sale it is around 3 bucks so just pick it up and play you will not be disappointed. This game is the last of its kind as it has been abandoned and other studios refuse to do anything like it. If you are dedicated to the game or want to learn I am open to messages and will play with you :)
it good
good vietnam war game
MUY BUENO
yes good gem
Great game, many players !
I played this game a bunch a few years ago and it was really fun, despite the efforts of players playing snipers. It ran stable enough and the only issue I had was Australian ping. It was face paced by punishing for carelessness, straddling a line of high intensity and high risk with high lethality. I enjoyed it, especially in the urban maps where I didn't have to worry as much about being killed by a sniper I couldn't do anything against. I especially enjoyed playing the RPG, but I wished the training area was a bit more develop than just being a targeting range. Regardless, it was fun and, most importantly, playable. I reinstalled it a few days ago and oh boy what has happened to it? A few years ago it ran fine enough on my PC, the same PC I still have, and now half the time it's half-frozen, either refusing to authenticate with servers (and taking ages to do so) or it just randomly starts lagging out the entire game, down to 1 frame for each 10 seconds in some cases. It doesn't stop in the main menu, either, and it continues after I close the game (though Steam still registers it as running and I have to exit game a second time in my steam library to actually get it to shut down). I don't know what's happening. I know it's not an issue with my computer because half the time it runs as well as it did years ago, but the other half it runs like I'm trying to play it on a computer from the early 90s. I haven't been able to play a match for a day straight now because it just start lagging out so bad.
PTSD SIM! honestly love games like this where i feel like no matter what i can just join in and have fun with absolute mayhem aha. recommended
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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