Line of Sight: Vietnam
N-Fusion Interactive · 2016 · Action, FPS, Cold War, Historical, Tactical
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About Line of Sight: Vietnam
Play as a Vietnam War sniper tasked with eliminating enemy soldiers across 12 challenging missions using stealth, patience, and authentic weaponry in densely vegetated environments. Survive by staying hidden in detailed terrain while carefully selecting your shots—one mistake means game over.
As an elite marksman in Vietnam, your job is to locate elusive enemy soldiers and pick them off one-by-one. Whether it’s patiently waiting for the enemy to show himself or delivering a pre-emptive strike, the method is the same – Be quick, be quiet and be careful. That’s what will get you HOME ALIVE.
Features:
- Stay Low. Thick vegetation in fully detailed environments provides cover for you…and the enemy.
- Take Aim. Select the right weapon for the job from over 12 authentic firearms.
- Keep Your Head. Face 12 missions alone
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
If you're expecting a run and gun Call of Duty type experience, skip this one. This is a full blown ♥♥♥♥ in the dirt stealth/tac shooter with absolutely zero regard for your overall enjoyment. But that being said, if you can appreciate an Operation Flashpoint/Hidden n Dangerous style of gameplay, this might be up your alley during a deeply discounted sale All of the problems you'll read about from more traditional gaming magazines are true. Team-mate AI is horrid, enemy AI is either the same or just outlandishly "too" good. You will be hitting the quick save and quick load button a lot after you get stun locked from a hit scanned bullet that somehow hit you from across the map despite being crouched behind cover. If you like a challenge and don't take it too seriously, I believe you can have a decent time with it but it is, objectively speaking, definitely a low quality game when you consider the Tom Clancy titles and Op flashpoint are older than this is1 found this helpful
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It's like a sequel to Deadly Dozen, the budget tactical shooter series. But this time they added the ability to be concealed in grass. This works in comedic ways with enemies being right next to you and not being able to notice your squad crawling at their toes. Enemies have a tendency to spawn when you have performed some task you were set to do, sometimes in less subtle or fair ways. The missions are straightforward except for the last one when you have to climb a hill from a weird angle to not alert every enemy to shoot at a captive you're tasked to rescue. It's expectedly janky for a budget game, but the graphics were decent for 2003.
Unplayable. Couldn't get through the first contact of the first mission. Enemies see and shoot through mountains. Don't waste your time.
Pure Nostalgia, remember playing this on a ♥♥♥♥ window XP with 512mb ram Graphics age well but enemies doesnt, they cheat and insta detect u even, if u are prone and 15m(10 hamburger) away from them
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