Name: Hell Let Loose: Vietnam
Brand: Xbox
Price: 35.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Deal overview

Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is currently 10% off on Xbox — down to $35.99 from $39.99.

This is a modest 10% cut. Unless you want Hell Let Loose: Vietnam now, holding out for a seasonal sale usually pays off.

That works out to $4 off the Xbox list price of $39.99.

This deal is for the XBOX version. Click View Deal to open the official Xbox page — prices and regional availability are confirmed at checkout, not by GamesCreed.

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About this game

Hell Let Loose: Vietnam takes the massive, squad-based combat that Black Matter and Team17 built a reputation on and drags it into the jungles and river deltas of the Vietnam War. Instead of the WWII front lines the series is known for, you get helicopters, tunnel networks, and dense foliage that turns every firefight into a guessing game about who’s actually shooting at you. Expression Games is handling development this time, with Team17 publishing, and the pitch is simple: this is a war game that wants you to feel small inside a huge, chaotic battlefield.

How it plays

The core idea is large-scale team warfare rather than run-and-gun deathmatch. You pick a side, North Vietnamese Army or US Armed Forces, and slot into one of several specialized roles inside a much bigger structure of squads working toward shared objectives. Games revolve around holding or pushing through sectors on sprawling maps based on real locations, and success depends less on individual aim and more on whether your squad is talking, following orders, and hitting the right target at the right time. The Vietnam setting adds some genuinely new toys to that formula: NVA players can dig tunnel networks for ambushes, US forces get helicopters for support runs and supply drops, and both sides can fight over river routes using armed patrol boats. Movement has also been expanded with things like swimming, climbing, and dragging wounded teammates to cover, which matters a lot when the terrain itself is working against you.

Who it’s for

This is a game for people who already like methodical, team-first shooters and don’t mind losing a round because their squad lead made a bad call, not because they personally missed a shot. If you’ve put time into the original Hell Let Loose, or you enjoy games like Squad where communication and positioning matter more than reflexes, the jungle setting is a genuinely fresh reason to come back. If you’re after quick matches, solo queue chaos, or fast respawns and instant action, this probably isn’t it. Large-team tactical shooters ask for patience and a working headset, and this one leans hard into that identity rather than softening it for a wider audience.

Is it worth it?

For the audience that wants this kind of experience, a big, atmospheric shift in setting for a series they already trust is a meaningful upgrade, not just a skin change. The tunnels, boats, and helicopters aren’t cosmetic additions, they change how squads have to think about the map. If you’re new to this style of shooter, it’s still a reasonable one to grab when it’s discounted, since the genre rewards patience more than mechanical skill and it’s easier to learn that lesson without paying full price up front. If large-scale team shooters already aren’t your thing, no amount of jungle atmosphere is going to change that, so it’s worth being honest with yourself before buying regardless of the price.